Location based voice association system

A method for voice association, comprising:

• receiving, by a voice-controlled system through a microphone, a first audio signal from a first user of a plurality of users within an environment surrounding the microphone;
• determining, by the voice-controlled system, a first source location of the first audio signal;
• determining, by the voice-controlled system, a first user location of the first user and a second user location of a second user;
• determining, by the voice-controlled system, that the first user location correlates with the first source location such that the first source location and the first user location are within a predetermined distance of each other;
• performing, by the voice-controlled system in response to determining that the first user location correlates with the first source location, at least a first security action associated with the first user providing the first audio signal;
• receiving, by the voice-controlled system through the microphone, a second audio signal;
• determining, by the voice-controlled system, a second source location of the second audio signal;
• determining, by the voice-controlled system, that the first user is located at the second source location;
• and
• performing, by the voice-controlled system in response to determining that the first user is located at the second source location, at least a second security action associated with the first user providing the second audio signal.

A non-transitory machine-readable medium having stored thereon machine-readable instructions executable to cause a machine to perform operations comprising:

• receiving, by a microphone, a first audio signal from a first user of a plurality of users within an environment surrounding the microphone;
• determining a first source location of the first audio signal;
• determining a first user location of the first user and a second user location of a second user;
• determining that the first user location correlates with the first source location such that the first source location and the first user location are within a predetermined distance of each other;
• performing, in response to determining that the first user location correlates with the first source location, at least a first security action associated with the first user providing the first audio signal;
• receiving, by the microphone, a second audio signal;
• determining a second source location of the second audio signal;
• determining that the first user is located at the second source location;
• and
• performing, in response to determining that the first user is located at the second source location, at least a second security action associated with the first user providing the second audio signal.