Preview from the idea competition

[Olavz]

Hi

Back in December The Eye Tribe held an idea competition and in return they would give out 20 eye trackers for great ideas. Lucky for me, I submitted an idea they liked. I have now created a screencast of the pitch and some early results.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNpll95MvnE

[Martin]

Really cool! I've seen a lot of those "enhance this", "zoom that" movies too
What speech recognition engine are you using for this? It seems a little off at times.

[Olavz]

Added a reference to System.Speech and use System.Speech.Recognition. Think its build in windows from Vista or Win7.

Don't think the speech recognition engine likes it when I am talking, as the sentence "What country is this?" will trigger a response. Combining "Hello world, how is it going and by the way what country is this?" will make it more difficult to distinguish what we are interested in.

So part of the dictionary is designed like this:

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dList.Add(new string[] {
  "zoom in ten times",
  "zoom in nine times",
  "zoom in five times",
  "zoom in four times",
  "zoom in three times",
  "zoom in two times",
  "zoom in one time",
});


I could try to separate words like "zoom", "in" "time", "one", "two", etc.. but found it harder to distinguish the results and what the user is trying to say. Interesting it is I must say.

Hopefully I will have it open sourced as soon as I know what I am going to do with some issues (currently two projects; web and C#). If any one have experience on how to link in HTML from webBrowser to resources in C# project?

Example:

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<img src=" res://OculusMondus.exe/myImage.png" />


Not sure if res:// works at all from webbrowser, or what I am doing wrong if it should work.

Thanks