voice-controlled computing

noun
UK /vɔɪs kənˈtrəʊld kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ/
US /vɔɪs kənˈtroʊld kəmˈpjuːtɪŋ/

Using your voice to tell a computer what to do.

Voice-controlled computing lets you ask your phone to play a song without touching it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The technology field that builds systems operated by spoken commands.

She studies voice-controlled computing at university.

3. A way of using devices where speaking replaces typing or tapping.

In the car, voice-controlled computing helps drivers keep their hands on the wheel.

4. Computer systems that listen for and respond to human speech.

Voice-controlled computing is built into many modern homes.