Is there some way to do this? For example, my MacBook is asleep. I walk into the room, say "Hello," and it wakes up.
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Getting my MacBook to recognize speech while asleep?
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Short answer: No
Long answer: Sleeping is a low power state where only the RAM, and in certain situations, the NIC is supplied power. The CPU, Hard Drive, etc are all off. The CPU is the brain. No brain, no recognition, no speech, no activity, etc.
Long answer: Sleeping is a low power state where only the RAM, and in certain situations, the NIC is supplied power. The CPU, Hard Drive, etc are all off. The CPU is the brain. No brain, no recognition, no speech, no activity, etc.