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News Release from: ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies | Subject: smARTspeak XG
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 4 September 2002
Speech recognition for Motorola processors
ART Advanced Recognition Technologies, has ported its revolutionary smARTspeak XG speech recognition solution to leading processors from Motorola
ART is to port smARTspeak XG to Motorola's processors, including the 2/2.5G and 3G Innovative Convergence Platform and DragonBall applications processor families. The first phonemic-based speech recognition software designed for mass-market wireless mobile device deployment, the smARTspeak XG provides speaker independent name dialling and other dynamic command functions.
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Thanks to its unique phonemic identification, the XG needs no training to perform accurate name dialling, no matter how command sentences are structured.
Thus `Call John Smith in his office' or `John Smith - office' both provide the same accurate response.
"The introduction of phonemic-based recognition solution for mobile devices brings easy to use operation to the consumer just as Motorola solutions bring ease of use to the developer", said Ed Valdez director of marketing for Motorola's Wireless and Broadband Group.
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Recognition software runs on OMAP processors
ART Advanced Recognition Technologies has ported its smARTspeak XG speech recognition solution to TI's OMAP family of high-performance ultralow-power application processors
"By porting ART's smARTspeak XG, we continue our commitment to leveraging best-in-class technologies to enable developers to deliver a wide variety of applications using Motorola's total systems solutions".
"ART is delighted with the reception Motorola has given the new smARTspeak XG, the latest in a decade of pioneering speech recognition solutions", said Eran Aharonson, ART's President.
"High in feature-rich potential and low in resource demands, we are confident the XG will get a similar welcome from all Motorola's customers".
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