Learn How to Control Parallel and Serial Ports in MATLAB with Voice Commands

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This discussion focuses on controlling parallel and serial ports in MATLAB using voice commands. Users are advised to utilize a microphone along with a speech recognition library compatible with MATLAB, such as Dragon, MacSpeech, or Windows 7's built-in speech recognition. Additionally, MATLAB's built-in functions for controlling serial ports are highlighted, although support for parallel ports may be limited. The discussion emphasizes the importance of integrating speech recognition with MATLAB for effective control.

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Alssalam Alykom
hi every one

please I want to control output like parallel port or serial port by voice in MATLAB
the problem how use voice to control ?

thanks for ur help
 
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Welcome to PhysicsForums.

To do something like this, you'll probably have to have a microphone, and to make use of someone's speech recognition library for MATLAB (or something else, e.g. Dragon or MacSpeech or Windows 7's built-in speech recognition, and then just read in the text input):
http://www.google.ca/search?q=speech+recognition+matlab

And then you'll need to control your serial or parallel ports (although I'm not sure if parallel is well-supported) using MATLAB's built-in facilities:
http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/matlab_external/f105659.html

Good luck!
 
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thanks sir ^_^

i will try and any news i will write it here
 

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