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IBM Launches Hindi Speech Recognition Technology

By zeenews.com,
Publication Date: August 16, 2007

Article describes IBM’s Desktop Hindi Speech Recognition Technology. The system is designed to help physically challenged and less literate Hindi speakers access information through a variety of applications. The technology, which helps transcribe continuous Hindi speech instantly into text form, provides a natural interface for human-computer interaction and could be used, e.g., in voice-enabled ATMs, car navigation systems, telecommunications, and for railways and airlines. The system can recognize more than 75,000 words with dialectical variations, providing an accuracy level of 90-95 percent. The technology also features a facility to convert text to digits and decimals, date and currency format, and into fonts which could be imported to any Windows-based application.
Published by: Zee News Ltd   (Website:http://www.zeenews.com)

Link to text: http://www.zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=389204&sid=ENV&ssid=29&news=IBM
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