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1024 law enforcement vehicles equipped with the Project54® system in NH
Completed vehicles out-of-state: 166 Last Updated: July 21, 2009 |
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 Multi-threaded dialoguesWe envision that next-generation speech user interfaces (SUI) will enable users to engage in multiple tasks at the same time in a hands-busy and eyes-busy environment, resulting in conversations in which threads of dialogues are interleaved. Such a capability would be useful in a number of ubiquitous computing domains where a subject needs to interact with multiple devices in real-time. For example, it would allow a police officer to receive computer-aided dispatches while querying remote license plate databases. It would also allow a driver in a car to catch up on email and occasionally check upcoming traffic conditions or receive navigation instructions. In our definition, each dialogue thread is about a different topic. The major hypothesis of our research is that we can model the conventions humans use in multi-threaded dialogues with other humans and develop next-generation SUIs based on this model. Return to CATLab R&D Areas |
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