Is there a way to launch softwares using voice recognition?
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I need a way to launch a software, or make its window visible if it has been launched already, using some voice recognition facility. I'd like to achieve this following result:
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans gets launched
- I say "chrome" > chrome gets launched and is put at the top of the windows stack.
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans (which is open already) is brought to the top of the windows stack (only two in our case: chrome and netbeans).
Is it doable?
Thanks
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I need a way to launch a software, or make its window visible if it has been launched already, using some voice recognition facility. I'd like to achieve this following result:
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans gets launched
- I say "chrome" > chrome gets launched and is put at the top of the windows stack.
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans (which is open already) is brought to the top of the windows stack (only two in our case: chrome and netbeans).
Is it doable?
Thanks
voice-recognition
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I need a way to launch a software, or make its window visible if it has been launched already, using some voice recognition facility. I'd like to achieve this following result:
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans gets launched
- I say "chrome" > chrome gets launched and is put at the top of the windows stack.
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans (which is open already) is brought to the top of the windows stack (only two in our case: chrome and netbeans).
Is it doable?
Thanks
voice-recognition
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
I need a way to launch a software, or make its window visible if it has been launched already, using some voice recognition facility. I'd like to achieve this following result:
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans gets launched
- I say "chrome" > chrome gets launched and is put at the top of the windows stack.
- I say "netbeans" > netbeans (which is open already) is brought to the top of the windows stack (only two in our case: chrome and netbeans).
Is it doable?
Thanks
voice-recognition
voice-recognition
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
nourdine
1184
asked Apr 8 at 12:30
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There are a few:
Speech Recognition software for Linux
Simon is available from the repository.
$ sudo apt install simon
It may take a lot of work to get it configurated. This is a helpful youtube video:
Application oriented open source speech recognition: simon 0.3
The Wiki Documentation
answered Apr 8 at 15:41
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1 Answer
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up vote
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There are a few:
Speech Recognition software for Linux
Simon is available from the repository.
$ sudo apt install simon
It may take a lot of work to get it configurated. This is a helpful youtube video:
Application oriented open source speech recognition: simon 0.3
The Wiki Documentation
answered Apr 8 at 15:41
L. D. James
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up vote
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There are a few:
Speech Recognition software for Linux
Simon is available from the repository.
$ sudo apt install simon
It may take a lot of work to get it configurated. This is a helpful youtube video:
Application oriented open source speech recognition: simon 0.3
The Wiki Documentation
answered Apr 8 at 15:41
L. D. James
17.5k43178
add a comment |Â
up vote
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up vote
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down vote
There are a few:
Speech Recognition software for Linux
Simon is available from the repository.
$ sudo apt install simon
It may take a lot of work to get it configurated. This is a helpful youtube video:
Application oriented open source speech recognition: simon 0.3
The Wiki Documentation
answered Apr 8 at 15:41
L. D. James
17.5k43178
There are a few:
Speech Recognition software for Linux
Simon is available from the repository.
$ sudo apt install simon
It may take a lot of work to get it configurated. This is a helpful youtube video:
Application oriented open source speech recognition: simon 0.3
The Wiki Documentation
answered Apr 8 at 15:41
L. D. James
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answered Apr 8 at 15:41
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answered Apr 8 at 15:41
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answered Apr 8 at 15:41
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