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!

Thursday, April 03, 2008

Rob's Rhapsody Alert - 2 New Programming Videos

 
 Rob Chambers (Speech Program Manager for Microsoft) has posted a notice in his Rob's Rhapsody blog about two new videos in MSDN.
They are:

  • "How Do I: Get Started with Speech Recognition?
    Will Depalo, Microsoft MVP, "explains the runtime and development requirements for doing speech development natively with Visual C++.
    In addition he discusses create grammar files and how to compile them."


  • "How Do I: Use Speech Recognition in an Application?
    Will explains how to use speech recognition in the applications that you build with Visual C++ so that your users can control them with their voice.
    In addition, he explains how to set up the development environment and how to use the Platform SDK's grammar compiler."


    •  The MSDN pages offer video and audio downloads in all formats as well as embedded Silverlight videos.

     

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