61. ELSNET's Directory Of Language And Speech Technology Experts ELSNET's Directory of Language and speech technology Experts. Findlanguage and speech technology experts all over the world, and http://www.elsnet.org/experts.html

ELSNET's Directory of Language and Speech Technology Experts Find language and speech technology experts all over the world, and be found if you are an expert yourself! ELSNET has just taken over the responsibility for the joint ELSNET / STN directory of experts in the field of language and speech processing and related areas. This directory is intended to provide direct access to the top experts in these fields. At this moment the directory includes 998 experts from 57 countries all over the world, both from the academic and from the industrial community. If you are reading this page, it is very likely that your name should be included too! At this moment you can browse the list by name (in alphabetic order) or by country, and the pages have been submitted to all major search engines. A simple keyword search facility is provided. Expert and organisation profiles in our directory will remain valid for one year after the last update. By the end of this period you will receive an automatic reminder. If we do not receive a reaction within two months, we will assume that you want your data to be deleted permanently from this directory. Please note that your data will be publicly available on the web, but that we will not hand them over to third parties or use them for mass mailings that are not connected to the maintenance of the directory or the network as a whole. Browse the directory of experts in alphabetic order Browse the directory of experts in alphabetic order in a frame

62. ELSNET's Directory Of Language And Speech Technology Organisations ELSNET's Directory of Language and speech technology Organisations.Find language and speech technology organisations all over the http://www.elsnet.org/organisations.html

ELSNET's Directory of Language and Speech Technology Organisations Find language and speech technology organisations all over the world, and let your organisation be found! ELSNET has just taken over the responsibility for the joint ELSNET / STN directory of organisations in the field of language and speech processing and related areas. This directory is intended to provide direct access to the all major players in these fields. At this moment the directory includes 2547 organisations from 54 countries from all over the world, both academic and industrial. If you are reading this page, it is very likely that your organisation should be included too! At this moment you can browse the list by name (in alphabetic order) or by country, and the pages have been submitted to all major search engines. A simple keyword search facility is provided. Expert and organisation profiles in our directory will remain valid for one year after the last update. By the end of this period you will receive an automatic reminder. If we do not receive a reaction within two months, we will assume that you want your data to be deleted permanently from this directory. Please note that your data will be publicly available on the web, but that we will not hand them over to third parties or use them for mass mailings that are not connected to the maintenance of the directory or the network as a whole. Browse the directory of organisations in alphabetic order Browse the directory of organisations in alphabetic order in a frame

63. Speech: TECHNOLOGY-LED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT In The Post-Bubble, Post-9/11, Post- TECHNOLOGYLED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT in the Post-Bubble, Post-9/11, Post-Enron AmericaRemarks by Bruce P. Mehlman Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy http://www.ta.doc.gov/Speeches/BPM_020404_EconDev.htm

TECHNOLOGY-LED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT in the Post-Bubble, Post-9/11, Post-Enron America Remarks by Bruce P. Mehlman Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy, United States Department of Commerce Delivered April 4, 2002 At the National Governors' Association Regional Competitiveness Forum Denver, CO Governor Engler, Governor Owens, Governor Levitt, ladies and gentlemen, it's a real honor to be here today. I had the great fortune to work with the NGA both as a Congressional staffer and representative of Cisco Systems, and it is a great privilege to be able to continue partnering with you at the Department of Commerce. Today I hope to offer some thoughts on: why and how technology is critical to regional economic development; key elements of successful regional strategies to support tech-led economic development; and policies by the Bush Administration and efforts at the my office to support regional competitiveness. As we enter the 21st century, America leads the world in developing and commercializing new technologies. One reason why so many observers identified the 20th Century as "the American Century" is because the United States pioneered so many scientific discoveries and research breakthroughs during the last 100 years. This progress continues all around our nation every day. From information technology to biotechnology to nanotechnology and so many things in between, U.S. scientists and high tech workers are generating new products and trailblazing revolutionary discoveries every day.

64. Prof Moreshwar R Bhujade, CSE IIT Bombay Home Page Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Computer Architecture and Operating systems, Fault tolerent Distributed Algorithms, Neural networks, Speech/Image Processing, speech technology for Indian languages http://www.cse.iitb.ernet.in/~mrb/

65. Intel(r) Speech Technology Resource Directory speech technology Resource Directory. speech technology Developers. Audiopoint,Inc. 3955 Pender Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 Product(s), Phone, 703279-4400. http://resource.intel.com/programs/3373web.asp

United States Home Select a Location Site Map Contact Us ... About Intel Home Computing Business Computing Developer Reseller / Solutions Advanced Search Telecom Products Home Product Categories Boards Software Services Online Support Browse By All Telecom Products Global Product Approvals Contact Center Fax ... Messaging Developers IP Telephony Media Gateway Speech Enabled Solutions Modular Network ... Newsletter: Insights in Communications Speech Technology Resource Directory Speech Technology Developers Audiopoint, Inc. 3955 Pender Drive Fairfax, VA 22030 Product(s) Phone Fax Demo Lines Web Home Page www.audiopoint.net Contacts Lock Dethero Director, Business Development Phone: 703.279.4400 Email: info@audiopoint.net Audium Corp 150 Lafayette Street 9th Floor New York, NY 10013 Product(s) Phone Demo Lines Web Home Page www.audiumcorp.com Contacts Tom Stephenson Phone: 212-609-4000 Ext. 40 Email: tstephenson@audiumcorp.com Cambridge Voice Tech 1894 Preston White Drive Suite 150 Reston, VA 20190 Product(s) Phone Fax Demo Lines Web Home Page http://www.iamigo.com

66. Polderland Software voor taal en spraaktechnologie. Informatie over de technologie, producten, diensten en verschil Category World Nederlands Computers Spraaktechnologie......Polderland Language speech technology. Polderland, de specialist in taaltechnologie.Polderland is specialist op het gebied van taaltechnologie. http://www.polderland.nl/

Polderland, de specialist in taaltechnologie Polderland is specialist op het gebied van taaltechnologie. Polderland ontwikkelt programmatuur die computers 'gevoel voor taal' geeft. Centraal staat onderzoek naar en ontwikkeling van nieuwe technologieën waarin taalkundige principes worden gebruikt. Deze innovatieve technologieën kunnen door ander bedrijven worden ingezet om hun producten van taalkundige intelligentie te voorzien. 10 jaar Polderland: felicitatieregister

67. SRC - Speech Recognition & Digital Dictation Solutions SRC is a leading Euopean provider of highperformance speech technology solutions for telephony and desktop to the corporate marketplace. http://www.src.co.uk

4 March 2003 Speech Recognition Dramatically Reduces Turnaround Times at FirstAssist 25 February 2003 Lloyds TSB Pioneers Paperless Employee Share Scheme Registration through Speech Recognition 11 February 2003 SRC Wins National Innovation Award for Dragon Professional Vocabularies SRC is the European leader in delivering cost savings and productivity improvements through turning speech technologies into solutions. With a portfolio that includes both telephony and desktop-based speech recognition, and the latest digital dictation technologies, our solutions enable improved customer contact for mass-market environments and increased efficiency of text and data entry for professional organisations. SRC provides professional services for speech technologies, develops and hosts high-quality speech applications, and provides speech based customer contact services. SRC's independent consulting services ensure that our customers benefit from years of industry experience with the proven ability to deliver solutions that achieve business objectives. Every solution that we deliver, from implementations of desktop speech recognition and digital dictation, to large-scale, mass-market telephony-based speech recognition application hosting, benefits from SRC's access to, and use of a wide range of best-of-breed technologies.

68. Laboratory Of Speech Technology For Rehabilitation (LSTR) New Search Home Icon toolbar Readme , Laboratory of speech technologyfor Rehabilitation (LSTR). Head Dr András Arató, Ph.D. http://www.kfki.hu/cnc/lstr/lstr.html

New Search Home Icon toolbar ... Readme Laboratory of Speech Technology for Rehabilitation (LSTR) Head: Phone: +36-1-392 2222/2044 Fax: +36-1-395 9151 E-mail: arato@sunserv.kfki.hu The BraiLab talking computer family developed by the Laboratory of Speech Technology for Rehabilitation (LSTR) is a set of integrated text-to-speech tools made for the blind. The first member of this family, the BraiLab was developed in 1985 and equipped with BASIC and Z80 assembler programming languages. BraiLab Plus was a talking WordStar-compatible word processor with a CP/M-compatible operating system while BraiLab PC was realized as a portable adapter for IBM-compatible personal computers. Altogether more than seven hundred pieces of the BraiLab family have been produced and are in use throughout Hungary which represents a 99% market share. Projects LSTR Home Page (Hungarian) Created by KFKI RMKI CNC Campus Computer Networking Center Library ... General Info

69. Speech Technology: 'Hey, I’m Talkin’ To You!': ZDNet Australia: News & Tech: C speech technology 'Hey, I’m talkin’ to you!' By Oliver Weidlich,Performance Technologies Group 12 October 2001. TalkBack! It http://www.zdnet.com.au/newstech/communications/story/0,2000024993,20261133,00.h

ZDNet IT Manager Builder Reviews ... J2EE vs .NET Speech technology: 'Hey, I’m talkin’ to you!' By Oliver Weidlich, Performance Technologies Group 12 October 2001 It was one of the first promises made at the beginning of the PC revolution – computers that understand human speech and could speak back. Nevertheless, voice recognition has had problems making the leap from Hollywood fantasy to the real world. ZDNet Australia takes a look at the current state of play. Most of us take the gift of speech for granted, but what about talking to computers, or talking through a telephone to a recorded voice on a computer? Do people want to be able to talk to computers? How do they want to talk to them? Even stranger is the notion of computers talking back! Although speech interfaces have been around for some time, it is only now that they are actually being used in a wide variety of applications and delivered through different technologies to provide different services. In the following article, we take a look at the ways in which people communicate with each other in order to arrive at a better understanding of how we can communicate with computers. We then provide a brief overview of speech interfaces currently in use, their differences, and the issues that surround each system.

70. Philips Speech Processing - Telephony Develops large vocabulary natural language understanding software as well as VoiceXML and SALT based speech technology for multimodal applications. http://www.speech.philips.com/telephony

71. Available Technologies: Speech Technology one Recent developments in speech technology have led to significantimprovements in quality and accuracy and a reduction in prices. http://trace.wisc.edu/docs/missing_links/ml5.htm

Recent developments in speech technology have led to significant improvements in quality and accuracy and a reduction in prices. This is important for people with disabilities since speech technology can be used for interpersonal communication, access to information and control of the environment. Speech Synthesis Although the intelligibility of the available speech synthesis systems is quite high for a number of languages, there is evidence that significantly better quality should be achievable. Research is focused on naturalness, prosody and flexibility (eg different voices). Other important research areas are modelling of emotions and speech synthesis from the meaning of the text. Speech Recognition Recent developments in speech recognition have been in two areas - the academic where the focus is on improved techniques such as stochastic modelling, search and neural networks, and the pragmatic where the focus in on accuracy, robustness and computational efficiency permitting real-time performance with affordable hardware. Speech recognition is difficult because: The basic units of speech are hard to recognize.

72. Deaf Children Learn To Talk Using Speech Technology From OGI DEAF CHILDREN LEARN TO TALK USING speech technology FROM OGI SCHOOLOF SCIENCE ENGINEERING June 3, 2002. Computer serves as friendly http://www.ogi.edu/news/2002/speech.shtml

DEPARTMENTS Biomedical Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Management in Science and Technology PROGRAMS Applied Computing Computational Finance Center for Professional Development Saturday Academy June 3, 2002 Computer serves as friendly tutor for children at Portland's Tucker-Maxon School PORTLAND, Ore. - Click here to see Baldi used in the classroom. (3.4MB wmv The scientists are working with students who attend Tucker-Maxon Oral School in southeast Portland, most of whom were born with severe hearing loss. Many have received cochlear implants. To help them learn how to listen, recognize sounds and speak clearly, OGI students and faculty created a "talking" computer named Baldi that recognizes commands punched into a keyboard and then "said" them aloud. Children warm up to Baldi's giant smiling face, which was created at the Perceptual Science Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Cruz. In addition, children can control the computer, making Baldi a personal tutor that never tires in helping them help them practice their sounds. “Baldi is a great tool for our children," said Tucker-Maxon principal Patrick Stone. "It is so user-friendly and gives the children confidence about their speaking skills. Baldi is a big hit in the classroom."

73. Simex Telecommunications - Home Software and hardware solutions for speech technology, voice over IP, computer telephony, DSP. Consulting and project management for telecommunication projects in Eastern Europe. http://www.simex-telecom.de

Willkommen bei Simex Telecommunications! Simex Telecommunications ist Ihr kompetenter Partner bei der Entwicklung, Realisierung und Management komplexer Kommunikationsprojekte. Dabei kümmern wir uns um die Softwareimplementierung, sowie um die notwendigen Hardwarelösungen. Kooperationen mit internationalen Partnern sind für uns sehr wichtig, besonders auf dem Gebiet der Softwareentwicklung. Wir erstellen qualitativ hochwertige Lösungen zu einem sehr konkurrenzfähigen Preis. Dabei spielt es keine Rolle, ob wir eine Komplettimplementation oder nur einen Teilauftrag realisieren. Näheres dazu finden Sie unter Partners Vorteile für unsere Kunden Wir sind mit den spezifischen Anforderungen unserer Zielmärkten bestens vertraut. Wir sind in der Lage höchst individuelle und spezialisierte Software Lösungen anzubieten. Niedrigere Enttwicklungskosten im Vergleich zu den Wettbewerbern. Produktdiversifikation und neue Anwendungen nach den spezifischen Anforderungen der Kunden. Zwei unserer Softwareprojekte sind : das vielseitig verwendbare SIMEX Call Center die integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung (IDE) Visual CT 1.0 for Windows

74. Loquorum - Custom Speech Applications speech technology. Speech Applications depend on a number of very advanced technologiesText To Speech (TTS) where written text is converted into speech; http://www.loquorum.com/speechtechnology.html

Say It ... With A Loquorum Speech Application Home Applications Approach Speech Technology ... Contact Speech Technology Speech Applications depend on a number of very advanced technologies: Text To Speech (TTS) where written text is converted into speech Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) , which goes in the opposite direction - converting the spoken word into text. VoiceXML , a mark-up language that enables the creation of complex telephony applications that incorporate TTS, ASR, digital audio and other features. SALT , another mark-up language, it enables the creation of multi-modal applications where input is a combination of speech, keyboard and mouse.

75. ILSP - Structure - Department Of Speech Technology Department of speech technology. Members of the department. The department developsbasic technology which will be used in speechenabled applications. http://www.ilsp.gr/voice_eng.html

bout ILSP tructure LSP News roducts ... earch - Sitemap ILSP Departments Scientific Board ILSP Director Liaison Department Management Department Electronic Lexicography Department Language Technology Applications in Office Systems Department of Educational Technology Department of Speech Technology Department of Machine Translation ILSP Thrace Branch Department of Speech Technology Head: Stelios Bakamidis bakam@ilsp.gr Deputy head: Thanassis Protopapas protopap@ilsp.gr Members of the department The department develops basic technology which will be used in speech-enabled applications. Basic and applied research is carried out continuously on speech synthesis, compression and speech quality improvement. The objective is the definition and development of products which incorporate speech technology and can be used within specific applications. The following platforms are being developed: speech synthesis from written text isolated word and continuous speech recognition speech compression techniques noise reduction techniques The Department has developed the product " Ekfonitis+ ", an integrated synthetic speech production system running under Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP.

76. Telephony Voice User Interface Conference Revealed That "The Future Is Now" For Main findings of second annual Telephony Voice User Interface Conference in Scottsdale, AZ. Numerous companies discussed their implementations of speech technology for call center applications. http://www.kprinc.com/2000/pr008.htm

TELEPHONY VOICE USER INTERFACE CONFERENCE REVEALED THAT "THE FUTURE IS NOW " FOR SPEECH TECHNOLOGY Speech recognition has already handled tens of millions of calls in 1999 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tarzana, CA, February 23, 2000 .. At the recently concluded second annual "Telephony Voice User Interface Conference" in Scottsdale, AZ, numerous companies discussed their implementations of speech technology for call center applications. For example, Charles Schwab & Co. said that its automated stock quote and trading system handled 17 million calls in 1999. BellSouth Intelliventures described the company’s deployment in Atlanta of a free voice-interactive information service and business guide, a voice portal providing information, among other things, on 8,000 area restaurants. GE Appliances described a successful business-to-business application where retail outlets could check product availability and price by phone. These applications of speech technology, and others discussed at the Conference, led attendees to conclude that "Speech Technology is ready for prime time!" The Conference Doubled In Size "The Second Annual Telephony Voice User Interface Conference was about double the size of last year’s Conference," reports Dr. William Meisel, president of TMA Associates, editor of

77. Intel(R) Telecom Services - Speech Technology Primer speech technology Primer. After attending the speech technology Primer, you'll beready to take the next step in developing your speechenabled application. http://www.intel.com/network/csp/products/8397web.htm

United States Home Select a Location Site Map Contact Us ... About Intel Home Computing Business Computing Developer Reseller / Solutions Advanced Search Telecom Products Home Product Categories Boards Software Services Online Support Browse By All Telecom Products Global Product Approvals Contact Center Fax ... Messaging Developers IP Telephony Media Gateway Speech Enabled Solutions Modular Network ... Insights in Communications Speech Technology Primer Speech is the most natural form of human communications. For more than a decade, speech-enabled applications have been used in the telecommunications domain. As speech recognition technologies improve and system costs shrink, developers are adding speech capabilities to their interactive voice response (IVR) applications. What's more, as companies increasingly seek to improve productivity and provide customers and employees access to corporate information via the Web, the ability to access this information using a phone is becoming critical to their overall IT strategies. Agenda Environment: Factors Driving the Speech Revolution The Internet and the wireless revolution Universal access Success of the Web Changes in mobile telephony Voice portal and voice browser platforms Applications Customer service Voice-activated dialing (VAD) Sales force automation Unified messaging New standards and technologies Dialog components VoiceXML Speech Application Language Tag (SALT) Speech recognition Improved algorithms Effect of Moore's Law Next generation multimodal devices and applications Speech Recognition and Text-to-Speech Basics

78. Maori Speech Technology System Unveiled CommWeb.com Maori speech technology System Unveiled. The world's firstinteractive dialogue system to interpret and pronounce Maori http://www.commweb.com/article/COM20020117S0007

The CommWeb Magazine Network Call Center Communications Convergence Network Magazine Solutions Center Buyer's Guide Product Reviews Lab Tests Tutorials ... Case Studies Resource Center Industry Stats TechLibrary TrekMail Auctions ... Subscriptions Visitors Center Contact Us About Us Media Kit Privacy Statement ... Home This page uses styles sheets! Maori Speech Technology System Unveiled The world's first interactive dialogue system to interpret and pronounce Maori has been created by VeCommerce using speech processing and text-to-speech resources from Aculab combined with speech recognition software from Nuance. print this article e-mail this article license this article CommWeb.com 01/18/02, 1:24 p.m. ET Sydney-based VeCommerce , a partner of both Aculab and Nuance , developed the VeCab system for New Zealand's leading taxi company, Auckland Co-op Taxis, which has 75 call centre staff handling approximately 250,000 calls per month. The VeCab system allows passengers to book taxis via telephone using their own voices, and without the need for a human operator to enter details into the dispatch computer. "[The] voice is recorded and sent to the speech recognizer for processing," explains Ian Colville, product manager at Aculab, which also provided the DSP resources used for the application.

79. ASRMarket Study Of Text-to-Speech Technology Markets 1995 - 2005 ASRNews, the speech recognition newsletterMarket Study of textto-speech technologymarkets 1993 - 1998. Text-to-speech technology Markets 1996-2006 http://www.asrnews.com/texttot.htm

Automatic Speech Recognition ASR News Your source for information on the Speech Technology industry Home Page Coming Speech Events ... Associates Text-to-Speech Technology Markets: 1996-2006 A comprehensive study of the synthetic speech/ text-to-speech (TTS) market. This study is designed for corporate planners, Text-to-Speech users, as well as suppliers and provides vital information on the size and potential of the market's five major segments: education, disabled, computer interface, consumer and telecommunications. This page study provides quick access to key industry information including: Market Revenues: historical and projected from 1996 to 2006 The structure of the Text-to-Speech market Industry trends Profiles of over 200 leading Text-to-Speech suppliers Table of Contents: I. Executive Summary

80. Parlance Corporation - Home Of The NameConnector Service Their NameConnector utilizes speech technology to enable callers to dial one number, say the name and get connected to anyone in the enterprise. http://www.nameconnector.com

Now, callers can interface with an enterprise's voice network by what comes naturally to them and what they always remember - a person's name, not a person's phone number. enter the Parlance Corporation website auto attendant, computer telephony, speech enabled auto attendant, speech auto attendant, voice auto attendant, auto attendent, speech auto attendant, speech recognition, call routing, directory assistance

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