Voice
Command
Voice Command is for people who have minimal physical function and/or dexterity. Voice prompts activate the auxiliary controls of the vehicle, and the software is programmed to work with various languages including ‘Australian’ English.
The intelligent software continues to recognise voice prompts regardless of music or voices coming from the radio.
The high-quality shotgun microphone is designed to be directed to the driver with the gooseneck connection and specifically recognising the voice of the driver.
This is advantageous because it can pick up the sound only from the user, directly in front, while disregarding any other unwanted sounds that may be present in the environment.
In Action
Features
- Voice controlled auxiliary functions
- Programmable for various languages
Functions that are typically activated with the voice command are:
- Indicators
- Low beam lights
- High beam lights
- Horn
- Wipers – slow – medium – fast
- Windscreen washer
- Hazard lights
- Brake lock
- Cruise control
- Windows down/up – driver & passenger
Suitable for:
Quadriplegia
Congenital disability
Upper limb amputee &
Muscular degenerating conditions
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