ENHANCING ENVIRONMENT VOICE MACROS VIA SAVE/RESTORE STATE OF OBJECT WITHIN AN ENVIRONMENT CONTROLLED BY VOICE COMANDS
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1. A method for state transition in voice systems, the method comprising:
- generating one or more stackable state macros, each of the one or more stackable state macros including a plurality of commands;
saving a current state before executing another macro;
enabling restoring a previous state after the plurality of commands are completed; and
allowing a user to utter voice commands to restore an individual state of the voice systems as a whole to the previous state or to a known home state.
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Abstract
A method for state transition in voice systems including: generating one or more stackable state macros, each of the one or more stackable state macros including a plurality of commands; saving the current state before executing another macro; enabling restoring the previous state after a plurality of commands is completed, allowing a user to utter voice commands to restore the individual state of components or the voice systems as a whole to the previous state or to a known home state.
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1. A method for state transition in voice systems, the method comprising:
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generating one or more stackable state macros, each of the one or more stackable state macros including a plurality of commands; saving a current state before executing another macro; enabling restoring a previous state after the plurality of commands are completed; and allowing a user to utter voice commands to restore an individual state of the voice systems as a whole to the previous state or to a known home state. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A system for state transition in voice systems, the system comprising:
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a network; and a host system in communication with the network, the host system including software to implement a method comprising; generating one or more stackable state macros, each of the one or more stackable state macros including a plurality of commands; saving a current state before executing another macro; enabling restoring a previous state after the plurality of commands are completed; and allowing a user to utter voice commands to restore an individual state of the voice systems as a whole to the previous state or to a known home state. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8)
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