How do users know what to say?
interactions
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This paper aims to provide a framework of guidelines for the design of an in-vehicle speech recognition interface. In the first section, a background of speech recognition technology is introduced to explain why it is necessary to provide specific guidelines for in-vehicle speech recognition interfaces. The second session reviews two parts of previous research work; existing guidelines on general speech recognition interface design and physical and cognitive performances during driving and using speech recognition. However, the current research results do not conclude on how to design a speech recognition interface for in-vehicle systems, thus for the third section, an actual case-study from our organization was evaluated to identify usability issues. It describes how to apply general speech recognition guidelines into an in-vehicle speech recognition interface and introduces new solutions to solve the found usability issues.