Experiments with voice input for command and control
using voice input to operate a distributed computer network
by G. K. Poock
This report describes an experiment in which military officers used voice recognition equipment to verbally enter commands to a computer network similar to that of a command and control center, or a shipboard information center. Results suggest that voice input can result in faster operation and fewer errors for such activities and give the operator more time to do other things. In addition, operators are very comfortable using voice input because of the more natural man-machine interface. (Author)
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Experiments with voice input for command and control: using voice input to operate a distributed computer network
1980, Naval Postgraduate School, National Technical Information Service
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"Prepared for: Naval Electronic Systems Command; Washingto, D.C. 20360" -- Cover.
"April 1980."
"NPS-55-80-016."
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Technical report; 1980.
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