Product category: Embedded Software and Operating Systems
News Release from: ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies | Subject: smARTspeak XG
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 14 November 2002
Text-to-speech joins speaker recognition solution
ART Advanced Recognition Technologies and SVOX have launched a new unified speech interface solution for use on Symbian based platforms
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ART's advanced smARTspeak XG phonemic-based embedded speaker independent name and continuous digit dialling solution, designed for wireless mobile devices, and SVOX's unique embedded TTS technology will be available in a single, fully integrated solution. By implementing SVOX's TTS together with the smARTspeak XG, the device itself now replies when users use speaker independent speech activated name dialling of a number in their address book by translating the text entry back into voice for verification.
Designed for the entire spectrum of next generation applications, especially those based on the symbian OS, such as Nokia S60, UIQ, and 9210 platforms, this first joint offering to the market is a comprehensive solution for Nokia Series 60 and 9210 platforms for next generation mobile phones and serves as a basis for future keyboard less, low-cost mobile phones.
"By combining ART's phonemic-based speech activation of text data and SVOX's expertise in embedded text-to-speech, we have created an exciting new product that will allow mobile phone manufacturers to offer new value added features, lower (the) manufacturing cost and provide products to new market segments", says Volker Jantzen, CEO of SVOX.
"While end users continue to demand ever more simple access and activation of their devices, the technology that drives them is ever more sophisticated", says Eran Aharonson, President of ART.
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Recognition software runs on OMAP processors
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"By integrating these two high-performance speech technologies - especially designed to operate within the demanding environment of cellular devices - ART and SVOX are opening new doors of creative possibilities for OEMs and independent developers of mobile devices".
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