What is Adaptive Software?
Adaptive software is a type of specialized software that is programmed or created to respond to changes in the needs or desires of the user. Software of this type will also adapt to changes within the operating environment without resulting in a failure of the program. The key element of adaptive software is flexibility. Rather than allowing only one means of operating the software, there may be several possible means of operation that can be employed by a given user. Sometimes referred to as assistive software, the adaptable software usually runs on specialized hardware that is designed for use by persons with different types of physical challenges. Adaptive software has been developed to meet a wide range of conditions that prevent persons from using computers due to physical limitations. Some common examples of adaptive software include speech recognition software that allows persons who cannot manipulate a keyboard or mouse to execute an order that the system will process. Text to
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