Wireless Speech Recognition ..

Speech recognition is now primarily wireless; We've migrated fast, to universal wireless access-communcation devices.

Often, the speech recognition is remote based - And the better signal we send it, the better it performs.

Here, we hope you'll find ideas, technology or projects using hands free and/or mobile devices to make wireless speech recognition a rewarding and useful universal tool!

Saturday, December 08, 2007

 
 Foxlink Group and Sensory, Inc. have teamed up to bring speech I/O (speech recognition and spoken prompts) to Bluetooth products.
How cool!

 Foxlink's US Operations President, Mr. James Lee, notes: “Our customers want improved user experiences for their headset products. With Sensory’s voice recognition and speech output technologies we can add more features, while making the products easier to use".

 According to their announcement's web page, speech recognition makes Bluetooth device controls far more convenient and intuitive; and having a pleasant voice confirming status and commands, rather than beeps or light flashes, adds to the VUI experience.

 Once again, speech recognition easily solves a common problem: "Do I hold down the right button, or the left button? Where did I store that manual, anyway .. ??"

 Moreover, analysts are predicting speech control over devices, commonly referred to as VUI (Voice User Interface), will quickly become a common device interface.

"I think this is an intermediary step for what’s going to come.." says Datamonitor analyst Daniel Hong.


 Foxlink is one of the world’s largest independent manufacturers of Bluetooth headsets, a manufacturer and/or ODM for most of the major brands that use 3rd party silent OEM's.

 Sensory is a market leader in embedded speech technologies and the 1st speech technology provider to port a VUI to a single chip Bluetooth solution with Cambridge Silicon Radio, a premier Bluetooth chipset manufcturer.
 

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