Hi all,
I recall seeing a fairly extensive
discussion about these and other devices but didn't pay much
attention then because I didn't need one for myself. I still do
not need one for myself but my Mom who is 89 this year and is
not very tech savvied has lost almost all of her sight and
doesn't want to use VO or talkback on her phone. I am thinking
of getting one of these because after demoing giving voice
commands to my Iphone she is now interested in doing something
similar but not to her phone. Her occupational therapist has
convinced her that devices like echos and echo dots are more
accurate and would work better for her. She says this is based
on her experience as an OT.
My question is this, which devices seem the most forgiving for less than perfect speech when giving voice commands? We also do not want to spend a ton of money in case this doesn't work out well for her.
Any thoughts/ideas greatly appreciated.
-- Dan Beaver (KA4DAN)
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