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[Speech input for handicapped patients].

H Mutschler, B Schöller

    Die Rehabilitation
    |August 1, 1986
    PubMed
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    Voice input, using speech recognition, offers motor-impaired individuals a powerful way to control devices and communicate. This technology enables high information input but may have recognition errors.

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    Area of Science:

    • Assistive Technology
    • Human-Computer Interaction
    • Speech Recognition

    Context:

    • Motor-impaired individuals often rely on assistive devices tailored to their remaining functional abilities.
    • Traditional assistive technologies may have limitations in input speed and flexibility.

    Purpose:

    • To explore the application of voice input via speech recognition for motor-impaired individuals.
    • To highlight the potential of voice control for managing technical devices and enhancing communication.

    Summary:

    • Voice input leverages speech recognition to allow individuals with unimpaired speech organs to control devices.
    • Applications include telecommunication, environmental control, computer access, and even wheelchair operation.
    • While offering high input rates, speech recognition systems can be prone to errors.

    Impact:

    • Voice input provides an innovative and efficient control method for motor-impaired users.
    • Expands possibilities for independent living and occupational participation.
    • Facilitates improved human communication in various disabling conditions.

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