What is speech recognition?

Article Abstract:

A speech-recognition system allows a computer to translate voice requests and dictation into text. The most obvious use for speech-recognition systems is to allow the physically disabled to communicate with the computer, but other types of users, such as self-employed people and senior managers without keyboard skills, are seen as an important market. The three main speech recognition systems cuurently available are DragonDictate for Windows, the IBM VoiceType system and the Philips dictation system.

Equipment and supplies, IBM VoiceType Control 2 (Voice response software)

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Philips continuous-speech system

Article Abstract:

Philips continuous-speech system is being developed as a modular system that can run on a Local Area Network and is being offered to software developers for them to uses as part of their speech recognition systems. The system comprises four elements: the SpeechNote dictation-and-transcription package, the SpeechMagic speeh recognition module, the SpeechFlow dictation workflow manager and the SpeechPro dictionary creation tool.

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DragonDictate

Article Abstract:

DragonDicate for Windows is a voice-recognition system that is available in three versions, priced from 399 pounds sterling to 1,729 pounds sterling. The system is easy to use and can be run completely handsfree. Editing, correcting and writing can be carried out without any physical intervention. The software has a high degree of speech recognition and will adapt to cut out any external noise.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation

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