Title: Utter Command
1Utter Command Speech interface software that
works the way your brain does
Kimberly Patch kim_at_redstartsystems.com www.redsta
rtsystems.com
2- Key Concepts
- Make commands that follow the way the brain
- works
- Make commands consistent across programs
- Reduce the number of steps it takes to carry
- out a given task
3- Key Complaints
- Dont know what to say cant remember
- commands
- Its tiring to use speech commands
- Speech is slower than the keyboard and mouse
- It doesnt have to be this way
4- Key Solutions
- Dont know what to say cant remember
- commands
- Solution a structured grammar that follows
the - way the brain works
- Its tiring to use speech commands
- Solution intuitive commands, fewer commands
- Speech is slower than the keyboard and mouse
- Solution multiple keyboard and mouse steps
- in a single speech command
5- Utter Command Speech Interface
- Underpinned by a structured grammar that
- follows the way the brain uses language
- Commands are global they work the same
- across all programs
6Utter Command uses the type of language people
naturally use in command-and-control situations
Efficiently worded instruction
7- in a fast food kitchen
- Two Fry
8- in a football huddle
- Counter Trey Right
9- directing an airplane
- Delta 265, Clear to Land, Runway 3-0
10- Terse vocabulary
- 256 command words, 97 of which are key names
- 60 command words needed for basic competency
11UC Top 60 Command Words (plus numbers and labels)
12- Key Grammar Rules
- Eliminate synonymous wordings
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- Follow the way people naturally adjust language
- in command-and-control situations
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- Follow the order of events
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13Common UC Commands
Speech On Line Copy 3 Before Window Close 3
Down
14- Utter Command Structure
- Organizes commands into standard patterns,
- which makes them easy to remember
- Uses a consistent order of events and addresses
- objects directly, which decreases cognitive
load - This organization and consistency encourages
- habit, which further decreases cognitive load
- It also enables command combinations, which
- doubles productivity
15Common Combined UC Commands
Speech On Word Open Line Copy to Word 3
Before 2 Befores Cut Window Close No 3
Down Enter
16Utter Command Results Speed
17More Results Speed Across Tasks
Across 36 practical tasks including making a
PowerPoint presentation, making an Excel table,
sending an email and accessing the Web, Utter
Command averages 1 command to every 2.3
keyboard/mouse commands
18- The Elements of Utter Command
- System of commands consistent, concise, enables
multiple steps in a single command - Powerful applets
- Rulers single-step mouse control
- UC List go directly to any folder, file,
website, keyword fast e-mail, forms and
commandline reminders advanced mouse control - UC Clipboard 20 replace-with files, 20
add-to files that allow you to sort as you copy - Extensive learning materials
19- Extensive learning materials
- Common Commands and Visual cheat sheets
- Full Reference every command with brief
explanation - Lessons every command explained with examples
and tours - Task Tours self-guided tours - cross referenced
- Every subsection of the manual is accessible
on-screen using a single speech command - On-screen guides commands, shortcuts, tours,
custom guides for trainers and customers
20- Utter Command Demos
- Fast word processing navigating words,
- characters and documents
- Fast menu access any menu item in any
- program in a single comment
- Fast file, folder and website access a single
- command gets you anywhere (UC List)
- Fast mouse control a single command gets you
- anywhere (Rulers)
- Putting it all together and more
21Utter Command DemoWriting, editing, inserting a
picture, making an Excel table, doing a word
count, preparing email, controlling the sound
system, manipulating text and windows, accessing
the InternetUtter Command86 speech commands
in 5 minutes. Keyboard and mouse 293 steps in
more than 10 minutes.
22Utter Command Speech interface software that
works the way your brain does
Kimberly Patch kim_at_redstartsystems.com www.redst
artsystems.com - videos www.redstartsystems.com/pa
pers.html
23Easy to Use and Remember Utter Command taps
natural control language efficiently worded
instruction that follows the order of
events This is the type of language you would
use in a fast food kitchen Two Fry in a
football huddle Counter Trey Right in a plane
Delta 26, Clear to Land, Runway 3-0