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Two years ago anyone analysing the speech-activation market would have come to the conclusion that it was an extremely minor niche part of the computer industry, geared to catering for users with a major mobility disability. Then, there were probably not more than 1000 speech-activation systems in use worldwide. A very large percentage of these would have been installed in the disabled market.
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McPherson, M. (1995). Introduction. In: Executive Guide to Speech-Driven Computer Systems. Executive Guides. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0385-1_1
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