How talking to your car could be the way of the future
By Tim Ferguson, 29 November 2007 10:49
silicon.com recently went along to Mercedes World at the historic Brooklands racing circuit to find out how speech recognition technology is making an impact on the motoring world.
Watch the video above to see how car manufacturers are starting to give drivers and passengers the ability to control their in-car environment through the power of speech.
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1. Karen Challinor
people already talk to their cars
usually with phrases like
"don't do this to me", "come on you useless heap of junk" and "I promise, I'll clean you this weekend if you'll just start"