21.
Which of the following is an example of augmented reality?
22.
Lesley who recently traveled to Paris was anxious prior to her visit because
it was her first trip to the city. However, while she was in the city, she used
a certain technology which helped her find places at the click of a button.
Whenever she was outdoors, she would click a photo of the street on her
palmtop and a list of museums, parks, and eateries would automatically
appear on the screen. With the help of this technology, she could easily
make her way through the city. Which of the following technologies did
Lesley’s palmtop utilize?
23.
Which of the following captures and utilizes real body characteristics, such
as breadth, voice, height, and weight to interact with a computer system?
24.
The National Museum maintains the highest levels of security due to the
invaluable range of artefacts that are on display. At the entrance of each
level in the museum, there is equipment that scans the facial features of
every visitor that enters the floor. This helps them protect the artefacts by
monitoring the flow of visitors in and out of the museum. Which of the
following is the museum using?
25.
Which of the following is an example of a physiological innovation?
26.
Which of the following refers to a system which not only captures spoken
words but also distinguishes word groupings to form sentences?
27.
Which of the following refers to a system which converts the digital signals
of one’s speech into phonemes?
28.
Which of the following refers to a system that matches one’s spoken
phonemes to a phoneme sequence stored in an acoustic model database?
29.
Which of the following best describes a system which attempts to make
sense of what a person is saying by comparing the word phonemes
generated in pattern classification with a language model database?
30.
Which of the following is undertaken by a feature analysis system?
31.
Certain cell phones provide users with the option of voice dialling. All that
the user has to do is give a command stating the name of the person they
would like to call, (e.g., “Call Roger”) and the cell phone automatically dials
the person’s number. Which of the following physiological innovations do
such cell phones utilize?
32.
Some in-car GPS navigation systems are voice activated. All that a driver
has to do is state the name of one’s destination or dictate an address and
the system automatically instructs the driver on how to get there. Which of
the following physiological innovations do such GPS systems utilize?
33.
Several airline pilots are trained in flight simulators which recreate the
environment of actual airplane cockpits. Using such technology, pilots are
trained to respond to various conditions that they might encounter while on
the job, such as turbulence, engine failure, bad weather, and the like. Flight
simulators are real-world applications of ____.
34.
The most common applications of virtual reality are found in the _____
industry.
35.
Which of the following refers to a technology with a three-dimensional
computer simulation in which a person actively and physically participates?
36.
Reuben spends most of his free time playing on his PlayStation 3 (PS3). His
favorite game “Sports Champions” includes the use of PS3’s motion
controller, a device which allows the user to physically participate in a
game. The PS3 Eye, a gaming camera, captures the movements of the
motion controller and displays it on the TV screen. In this scenario, the
game “Sports Champions” is using ____.
37.
Which of the following represents a device which contains a screen that
covers a user’s entire field of vision and displays various views of an
environment based on the user’s movements?
38.
Which of the following is an input device that captures and records the
shape and movement of your hand and fingers and the strength of their
movements?
39.
Which of the following refers to a special 3-D virtual reality room that can
display images of people and objects located in other similar environments
all over the world?
40.
Which of the following is true about a CAVE?