Introduction
When using a Mixed Reality Headset, you have access to two sets of voice commands. The first set controls the functions of the headset itself, while the second set is specific to the frontline.io app. To help you use the app more effectively, we've compiled a table of all the available frontline.io voice commands.
frontline.io voice commands:
Voice Command | Action |
Show / Close Voice Commands | Open / Close the voice commands list inside the app. |
Menu lock On / Off | Lock / Unlock the menu window. |
Navigate panel back | While browsing the menu, you can navigate back to the previous page. |
Next Step / Go Back | During a procedure, you can navigate to the next step or return to the previous step. |
Repeat Step | During a procedure, you have the option to replay the current step from the beginning, both visually and audibly. |
Close procedure | Close the procedure without needing to click the X button. |
Pause Step / Resume Step | You can Pause the current step in the middle and Resume from your paused point. |
Place Model | Placing a model detection by voice command. |
What is my IP (HoloLens 2) | Shows you the IP of your Device. |
Here are some useful voice commands for the Hololens 2 and Magic Leap 2.
Hololens 2 | Magic Leap 2 | Action |
Go to Start | Go home | Go to the main menu of the headset. |
Take a picture | Take a photo | Take a picture from your current view. |
Start / Stop recording | Take a video | Start/stop recording a video from your current view. |
for more voice commands, please visit Microsoft Hololens 2 and Magic Leap 2 voice commands section on their web pages.
Conclusion
In conclusion, voice commands provide a convenient and efficient way to interact with AR devices. The Magic Leap 2's offline speech commands offer various options for custom and system actions without needing an internet connection. Meanwhile, HoloLens allows for natural communication of intent and easy navigation of complex interfaces using voice input. As voice technology continues to advance, it is likely to become even more prevalent in AR applications, improving user experience and accessibility.