Methods, systems, and storage mediums for implementing voice-initiated computer functions
AssigneeAT&T Delaware Intellectual Property, Inc.
InventorsJohn Slemmer, Ryan Schaub, Ronald Perrella
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Abstract
Exemplary embodiments include a method, system, and storage medium for implementing voice-initiated computer functions. The method includes translating a voice command into a machine-readable format. The voice command requests implementation of a function. The method also includes executing the function requested in the voice command, and acknowledging whether the function was successfully completed.
Claims20
A method for implementing voice-initiated computer functions, comprising:
- translating a voice command into a machine-readable format, the voice command requesting implementation of a function;
- executing the function requested in the voice command;
- and
- acknowledging whether the function was successfully completed.
A system for implementing voice-initiated computer functions, comprising:
- a computer device executing an operating system, a voice recognition application, and at least one user application;
- a speech/text interface application executing on the computer device, the speech/text interface application performing:
- translating a voice command received at the computer device into a machine-readable format, the voice command requesting implementation of a function;
- and
- executing the function requested in the voice command;
- and
- a text-to-speech engine executing on the computer device, wherein the speech/text interface application performs:
- providing an acknowledgement message to the text-to-speech engine, the acknowledgement message indicating whether the function was successfully completed.
A storage medium including machine-readable program code for implementing voice-initiated computer functions, the program code including instructions for causing a computer to implement a method, comprising:
- translating a voice command into a machine-readable format, the voice command requesting implementation of a function;
- executing the function requested in the voice command;
- and
- acknowledging whether the function was successfully completed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.