What is VoiceAction?
What help can VoiceAction be to me ? See Users or See Advantages
How do you compare VoiceAction with other Speech Recognition Products in the Market ?
Every product is great ! We love every one of them ! That's because they all have their own peculiar features! VoiceAction is no exception. SERIOUS SPEECH DESIGN REQUIRES THE DESIGNER TO HAVE A ABSOLUTELY MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY IN ALL ITS INVOLVED OPERATIONS AND THATS EXACTLY WHAT WE HAVE ATTEMPTED TO GIVE.
We have attempted to give here all the speech recognition development requirements (SDK Type) covering and opening up all the speech elements ( From Windows Recording setting to Constructing your Language Model. See below for details) Until now a programmer was not able to introduce speech components with maximum flexibility. VoiceAction eliminates all this. With VoiceAction you do not have to go around designing the Windows Multimedia Programming, we have done that for you and are giving you ready made all the speech required operations like ...
1) multimedia recording setup , eliminating noise, grabbing the voice, giving processing delays, processing options.(from ; to process or not , to , how to process?).
2) your system interface options like eyes free or with eyes. (Programmable status image animations or wave file playing for announcements or for verbal guidance to the user.)
3) offline processing your wave files, if you want take a recording in a wave file. Wave to Text Feature.
4) DURING DESIGN: frequency response files preparations by simply recording via microphone (or you may input a ideal vocal tract response.Options to store discrete vyanjanas of the words or to store the complete word. Options to increase probability by preparing up to 10 basic vocabulary files.)
5) DURING TESTING:comparisons with the entries of the stored files with notifications of percentage of match, collecting and displaying the common character out of the prepared files with total.
5) DURING FINALIZATIONS:language files preparations, using simple protocols to compare the produced string and output a final word in its own font.
6) to store and display the final word with percentage of recognition.See Theory