Product category: Embedded Software and Operating Systems
News Release from: ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 12 February 2003
Collaboration leads to integration
ART Advanced Recognition Technologies working with UIQ Technology, a leading developer of pen-based user interface platforms for Symbian OS based mobile phones
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ART Advanced Recognition Technologies is to work with UIQ Technology, a leading developer of pen-based user interface platforms for symbian OS based mobile phones. The co-operation, where ART is contributing with its expertise on advanced recognition technologies, will result in a closer integration of 3rd-party speech recognition solutions on UIQ.
ART will also be hosting UIQ Technology on its booth at next week's 3GSM World Congress.
There, the two companies will be demonstrating the first example of their joint co-operation, which will be ART's recognition technologies, integrated into UIQ in use on the new Sony Ericsson P800 mobile handset.
UIQ Technology is pleased with the positive development on the agreement for future co-operation between UIQ Technology and ART.
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"The expertise on advanced recognition technology is essential for a closer integration of 3rd party speech recognition solutions in the UIQ user interface.
We are committed to provide our licensees with the best applications and therefore it is key to establish strong partnerships with key industry players", said Tobias Todt, Partner Manager of UIQ Technology.
"We are confident that UIQ's global customers will be delighted with the comprehensive range of our advanced speech and handwriting recognition solutions", said Efrat Ramati, ART's Director of Business Development and Sales.
"By enhancing UIQ's increasingly popular platform, they will help maintain the high standard of technology UIQ offers their customers".
(This was Electronicstalk's Top Story on 12 February 2003)
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