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As someone with an accent, I occasionally struggle with the primitive voice recognition systems that are in cars. But it seems like this technology could provide a safety improvement and test for all kinds of incapacitation.
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(not using speech) [theircompetitor, Dec 31 2009]
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I take dangerous and powerful drugs for the pain of diabetic peripheral neuropathy. They cause my speech to slur. When I make presentations (I'm an aerospace engineer) I now must open by assuring my audience that I am not drunk (tho some might dispute). |
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Take your detector and put it where the sun don't shine, cause it sho-nuff would give a false positive on ME. |
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Do you mean it would shut the car down if the driver/owner was determined drunk? |
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boris//dentworth -- I'm talking about a device that would be installed for those convicted of DUI, not in every car. |
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I think you ought to say that in the beginning. |
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btw, from what part of the world is your accent? |
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Honey, the car won't thtart and I'm thtuck here at the dentitht'th offith! Come get me! |
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