Computer Speech Technology - Machines in our likeness - need vision, mobility, and speech
Little by little, people are interacting with intelligent machines.
Speech computers are activated in many different ways. Voice recognition programs respond to verbal instructions or commands. Speech output programs, which have artificial voices, speak for or to the person with a disability. Some computers can create the human voice electronically. Some computers use human voices in which words or phrases are on audiotape to make sentences. Touching a symbol on the computer screen triggers the voice taped to interpret that symbol. A person with a speech impairment might use a laptop computer so they can communicate wherever they are.
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Low-Cost RSC-464 Enables a New Class of Applications Santa Clara, Calif. (PRWEB) August 30, 2005 -- Sensory, Inc., the world leader in embedded speech technologies, today released the RSC-464 integrated...