Voice commands (zoom in zoom out)
Quote from nkomel on 07.07.2020, 03:22Hi Guido. Again just a thought of a feature that might be interesting for some (I definitely find myself in this situations regularly).
I use a Cardo PackTalk with voice commands. Any integration/collaboration with them possible?
feature: when driving, give voice command to zoom in or out on the map.
Alternative option is obviously have gloves that support phone screen touch without putting gloves off.
Hi Guido. Again just a thought of a feature that might be interesting for some (I definitely find myself in this situations regularly).
I use a Cardo PackTalk with voice commands. Any integration/collaboration with them possible?
feature: when driving, give voice command to zoom in or out on the map.
Alternative option is obviously have gloves that support phone screen touch without putting gloves off.
Quote from Guido on 07.07.2020, 10:42I'll add it to the list. I think you can open sire with the packtalk. Have you tried that and know if it's possible? if so I might be able to just add some Siri Shortcuts for Scenic commands.
Another alternative, if you have a newer BMW with 'wheel' on left handlebar is the WunderLINQ. https://scenic.app/knowledge-base/wunderlinq-integration/
Also working on 'universal' WunderLINQ like controls
I'll add it to the list. I think you can open sire with the packtalk. Have you tried that and know if it's possible? if so I might be able to just add some Siri Shortcuts for Scenic commands.
Another alternative, if you have a newer BMW with 'wheel' on left handlebar is the WunderLINQ. https://scenic.app/knowledge-base/wunderlinq-integration/
Also working on 'universal' WunderLINQ like controls
Quote from nkomel on 07.07.2020, 23:51You were right. I just found reference to Siri in Packtalk manual. With “Hey Siri” i can access Siri, but it does not say anything else.
If you would add the Siri commands therefore, that might do the trick yes 👍
Wunderlinq not an option for me. I checked. I ride the new Ducati Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak.
You were right. I just found reference to Siri in Packtalk manual. With “Hey Siri” i can access Siri, but it does not say anything else.
If you would add the Siri commands therefore, that might do the trick yes 👍
Wunderlinq not an option for me. I checked. I ride the new Ducati Multistrada 1260 Pikes Peak.
Quote from Guido on 08.07.2020, 07:59Nice motorcycle 👍
I will look into the Siri Shortcut commands. Meanwhile I’m very curious how Siri works while talking to it under a helmet with all the wind noise. That’s one of the reason why I never looked at it before to be honest. Siri is still not very good in speech recognition in my experience (also depends on language i believe). Add to that the wind noise.
if you have experience with that, please let me know.
Nice motorcycle 👍
I will look into the Siri Shortcut commands. Meanwhile I’m very curious how Siri works while talking to it under a helmet with all the wind noise. That’s one of the reason why I never looked at it before to be honest. Siri is still not very good in speech recognition in my experience (also depends on language i believe). Add to that the wind noise.
if you have experience with that, please let me know.
Quote from nkomel on 08.07.2020, 08:09I plan a longer few-days trip over this weekend and I will add some Siri testing to it. I will let you know.
p.s. firstly I need to come up with few ideas what will I try using it for (not a Siri user otherwise)
I plan a longer few-days trip over this weekend and I will add some Siri testing to it. I will let you know.
p.s. firstly I need to come up with few ideas what will I try using it for (not a Siri user otherwise)
Quote from Guido on 08.07.2020, 08:22Hey Siri, play some motorcycle music 😉
Hey Siri, play some motorcycle music 😉
Quote from Toku75 on 10.07.2020, 21:07I use Siri for phone calls during cycling and there is no problem with the noise. Motorsound and wind is filtered out by my headset, so I don‘t have a problem calling names out of my phone book. It would be nice to add some Siri commands. Maybe to find the next gas station on track, accepting reroutes or deleting stops or vias if asked for that.
The command dashboard or however you call the page with the big buttons would also be a good starting point for Siri commands. Nearly everything of this page would be nice to be selectable by Siri.
I use Siri for phone calls during cycling and there is no problem with the noise. Motorsound and wind is filtered out by my headset, so I don‘t have a problem calling names out of my phone book. It would be nice to add some Siri commands. Maybe to find the next gas station on track, accepting reroutes or deleting stops or vias if asked for that.
The command dashboard or however you call the page with the big buttons would also be a good starting point for Siri commands. Nearly everything of this page would be nice to be selectable by Siri.
Quote from Guido on 10.07.2020, 21:23Ok. Makes sense. I’ll add it to the list. Most likely for a scenic 3 (start of next season) though.
Ok. Makes sense. I’ll add it to the list. Most likely for a scenic 3 (start of next season) though.
Quote from nkomel on 03.09.2020, 12:37Hi Guido. I realised I never got back to you with the promised feedback regarding how well did Siri work out for me sending commands thru the Packtalk Bold. It worked well and no problems commanding my phone (obviously with the commands that exist: changing between apps, even sending an whatsapp message, returning back to Scenic app etc.).
I only incurred some challenges when driving fast on highway due to background noice (wind).
Hi Guido. I realised I never got back to you with the promised feedback regarding how well did Siri work out for me sending commands thru the Packtalk Bold. It worked well and no problems commanding my phone (obviously with the commands that exist: changing between apps, even sending an whatsapp message, returning back to Scenic app etc.).
I only incurred some challenges when driving fast on highway due to background noice (wind).
