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February 7, 2006
Phone Slave
The Phone Slave was created by Christopher Schmandt, Barry Arons, Marc Spehlman.
It combined a range of concepts including gestural interfaces, database backend, and voice messaging.
Callers were asked to leave a name, a reference for the call, a phone number,
a time to call back, and an extended message. Each answer was saved as a discreet segment, which was individually accessed from a screen-based interface. Without using speech recognition or artificial intelligence, Phone Slave allows the user to jump to specific information in
the message.
Foreshadowing:
voice menus
digital voice mail
Links:
MIT Speech Interface Group
Schmandt Phone Slave Paper
Posted by ray cha at February 7, 2006 7:14 PM
file under: Phone Slave | Video Archive | architecture_machine_group | discursions | telecommunications | voice_mail | voice_messaging
