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TechFest: Commute UX: The next level of in-car infotainment

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After deploying Blue&Me for Fiat and Sync for Ford, in-car dialog systems are morphing from cool gadgets that amaze people and sell more cars to integral parts of in-car infotainment. Commute UX raises the bar for the functionality, usability and reliability of these systems. Microsoft Researchs presents you with novel technologies that enable natural-language input, expose a multimodel user interface inculding speech, a GUI, touch and buttons; and use the state-of-the-art sound-capture and processing technologies for improved speech recognition and sound quality.

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  • DenginDengin

    That looks pretty nifty, I am sure speech technology will find more applications as technology improves.
    At first I didn't hear the text message being spoken out loud, but realized the volume was just low. It's definitely something I'd buy.

  • DenginDengin

    That looks pretty nifty, I am sure speech technology will find more applications as technology improves.
    At first I didn't hear the text message being spoken out loud, but realized the volume was just low. It's definitely something I'd buy.

  • RobAlisterRobAlister

    That's amazing IMO. The only thing is I don't text message and such but it could come in handy though especially maintenance schedule.

  • RobAlisterRobAlister

    That's amazing IMO. The only thing is I don't text message and such but it could come in handy though especially maintenance schedule.

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