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New Speech Recognition Technique To Be Deployed

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Feb 28, 2002, 10:46 AM by (staff)

Conversay this week announced it has signed an agreement to jointly develop the world's first commercial distributed speech recognition (DSR) system, to be deployed by Korean service provider Korea Telecom Freetel (KTF), by mid-year 2002. DSR includes the ability to divide speech recognition processing tasks between mobile devices and network servers. This approach provides state of the art speech recognition and text-to-speech features while minimizing the processor/memory requirements normally associated with speaker independent, unlimited vocabulary, continuous speech recognition systems. Qualcomm's BREW™ operating system will be used on KTF's DSR phones.

source: Conversay

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