When registering a menu item for the "OK Glass..." I'd like to some how provide a different semantic value to what is actually displayed. The example I have is "OK glass, find an ATM" is difficult for Glass to recognise and I'm thinking this is because it is expecting the word "ATM" instead of "A-T-M". If possible can I somehow provide these semantics into the menu whilst displaying an alternate message?
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I've been searching for the same thing. I think a feature request. – JRomero Dec 02 '13 at 23:01
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would phonetically spelling out the voice trigger in voice_trigger_scan.xml but changing the displayed text help your case? – StanleyZheng Jan 23 '14 at 21:19
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The Glass Developers Voice Command Checklist and Voice Input pages both recommend using a generic trigger under the "ok glass" menu, immediately followed by speech recognition to determine specific/unique parts of the request.
Could you use something like: "ok glass, find the nearest location for..."
... and then recognize the speech for "...A-T-M".
Here is the example used on the Voice Command Checklist:
"ok glass, find a recipe for..." (this allows users to speak "chicken kiev" and immediately see the recipe)
This approach also has the benefit of being generic enough to have your Glassware locate a number of places, not just an ATM.
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