Key:speech output
| speech_output |
| Description |
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| Used to indicate if a machine is able to use speech output to communicate with the user. |
| Group: Accessibility |
| Used on these elements |
| Useful combination |
| Status: in use |
| Tools for this tag |
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This key is used to indicate when a vending machine or similar device is able to use speech output to communicate with the human.
The two character suffix stands for the language, in which the machine can speak words.
Examples
- speech_output:en=yes+speech_output:de=yes The vending machine speaks in English and German (de) languages.
Output variants
There is no tagging yet to indicate whether there is a socket to plug in earphones (and which socket) or if there are build in loudspeakers. Plese use blind:description:lg=* from DisabilityDescription to let the mapuser know.
Rendering
- Not yet on Blindmap (planned).
- Not yet on Look and Listen Map.
Important
Not every device that uses speech input and output is automatically accessible for blind persons.
See also
- Mailing list: accessibilityopenstreetmaporg
- German mailing list: BlindenNavigationlistsopenstreetmapde
- Podcast Ariadnes Faden
- Speech output for Android devices: TalkBack
- Speech output for iOS Devices: VoiceOver
Useful combinations
- amenity=vending_machine
- amenity=atm
- speech_input=*
- blind:accessible=*
- tactile_writing=*
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