Fort Collins Coloradoan
(Fort Collins, CO)
Date: 14, April 2001
Let your voice light up
a room
If
you've ever bumped into furniture while reaching in the dark for a table
lamp, you may be a candidate for IntelaVoice, the world's first
voice-activated light switch.
Using
its patented state-of-the-art speech recognition technology, the
IntelaVoice, $29.95, lets you turn on lights as well as radios and TVs
with a simple one-word command (such as "lights") from as far away as 20
feet. The IntelaVoice -- which responds to anyone's command -- is a
stand-alone unit that looks like a computer mouse and is comparable in
size. You plug it into a standard outlet and then plug any lamp or small
appliance, with up to 150 watts of power, into the IntelaVoice.
If
you've ever bumped into furniture while reaching in the dark for a table
lamp, you may be a candidate for IntelaVoice, the world's first
voice-activated light switch.