VoiceComputer delivers a whole new world of accessibility. Many VoiceTeach, LLC training clients achieve complete hands-free operation of their computers within hour of training. Others strike a balance between speech and manual input for their own optimum control, productivity, and efficiency.
VoiceTeach, LLC enables high productivity, reliable operation, and complete satisfaction with the training services that we provide. By using VoiceComputer in combination with Dragon, our training clients get to take advantage of the full VoiceComputer hands-free system. In the first hour of training, our trainers provide a full introduction to Intag — the easiest to use and most powerful speech recognition technology.
For users with proprietary applications like Citrix, that are not compatible out-of-the-box with speech, our trainers provide customization. With My Intags, your hard-to-control applications can be customized quickly and easily without the need to create and memorize hundreds of commands.
Our trainers also provide personalized lessons that incorporate the VoiceComputer Tutorial System which is available to our clients even when we are not. The Tutorial System provides more than 40 hours of lessons and demos and dozens of cheat sheets and At-a-Glance guides that teach you how to use Dragon NaturallySpeaking and help you remember commands.
Our Tutorial Program is the first help, demonstration, and tutorial program that is always just a speech command away and will bring you the information you need, when you need it, without blocking your work with unnecessary windows. Our trainers also utilize a full suite of hands free tools included in VoiceComputer. These features include the VoiceComputer Microphone, commands for fast and easy desktop control, voice copying, voice mousing, and thousands of custom productivity commands.
Our training is designed and personalized to cultivate success. Our mission and passion is to make hands-free computing a reality and we will commit to each client fully to ensure our mission is accomplished. Since its introduction to the market roughly 20 years ago, speech technology accuracy and ease of dictation has greatly improved. But even now, it is still a tool that requires, at a minimum, basic training and support crafted specifically to the needs of the individual user.
While it is the case that some people succeed in their own, they are often the exceptions. Millions of speech software packages have been sold, but how many users give up within weeks of installation. This is largely due to the reality that the applications most workers use today are not fully accessible with speech recognition or require too many complicated commands to be genuinely useful.
The support starts with careful evaluation and user support. We then determine what hardware is needed and proceed to proper installation and initialization of the speech package. You can customize LilySpeech to recognize custom words. This might be business names, web addresses, the correct spelling of peoples names, industry specific terms.
Anything you wish. Even for people in specialized Industries, LilySpeech shines with its ability to recognize unusual vocabulary. This is made possible by the fact that the actual speech-to-text conversion occurs in the cloud and does not use your local machines resources.
Read more about how this free version is possible. Purchase the premium version here. LilySpeech is truly a joy to use. Many LilySpeech users are experiencing problems at this time.
If you are experiencing problems, please reinstall LilySpeech. Home Download Support Premium Login. Experience the freedom of typing with your voice today. Dictate, emails, documents, web searches Powered by Google's Watch the video below to see a demonstration of just how accurate LilySpeech is.
Custom Words You can customize LilySpeech to recognize custom words. Otter is a very professional tool for transcribing speech and conversations.
It's great for meetings and conferences. It's all done on the cloud and works well on mobile devices and iPads. You can record any conversation right from your smartphone or laptop. You get real-time transcriptions of the text. You can then edit the text. It lets you add speaker notes, images, video files and audio files. The transcriptions are also fully searchable.
It's also easy to share and collaborate on transcriptions with teams. There's a free version of Otter with minutes of transcriptions per month. Speechnotes is built using Google's speech recognition technology.
One thing about Speechnotes is that it is completely online. No downloading is required. But you'll always need an internet connection.
Anyone can learn Speechnotes in seconds. You visit the site, activate your microphone and start dictating. The transcription works in real-time. There are also many voice commands to edit the text, which you use by holding down 'enter' and speaking. Though this is free, you can get a premium version from the Google Chrome web store.
ListNote, by Khymaera, is a free mobile app for Android devices. It is a pure speech to text platform, with ease of use as its top-selling point. This is a great tool for writers, bloggers and journalists. You can easily create notes with dictation. All notes and texts are searchable. Your notes can be easily shared in emails, text messages and even Twitter. ListNote has some good organizational features. You can group notes in categories. Website: ListNote. Windows Speech Recognition is the standard speech recognition and voice command tool for the Windows platform.
It's very simple to use but still quite powerful. You can use Windows Speech Recognition in any web browser. It also works in any web application. You can open whatever writing app you normally use and turn it into dictation software. There you can use formatting commands and correction commands. There is a personal dictionary as well that saves your unique words. Windows Speech Recognition also works alongside Microsoft Cortana, which is a virtual personal assistant.
Website: Windows Speech Recognition. Braina is a personal virtual assistant. It's powered by artificial intelligence. Braina works with over different languages. It runs on Windows. There are mobile apps as well for Android and iOS. Braina can be used as a solid dictation tool. It functions on any website and for many apps like Microsoft Word or Notepad.
It also has dictionary and thesaurus features. Aside from dictation, you can use Braina for voice commands to control your computer. It can also read texts out loud. Website: Braina. Speech-to-Text is built with Google's AI technologies. It's a very simple dictation and transcription software. Speech-to-Text uses deep learning technology for great accuracy.
This means it gets context too. It understands over different languages. The external interfaces are divided into three parts. Audio endpoint graph building occurs normally. The graph is prepared to handle faster than real time capture. Timestamps on captured buffers remain true. The driver exposes a KS filter for its capture device as usual.
This filter supports several KS properties and a KS event to configure, enable and signal a detection event. The filter also includes an additional pin factory identified as a keyword spotter KWS pin. This pin is used to stream audio from the keyword spotter. While the detector is armed, the hardware can be continuously capturing and buffering audio data in a small FIFO buffer. The size of this FIFO buffer is determined by requirements outside of this document, but might typically be hundreds of milliseconds to several seconds.
The detection algorithm operates on the data streaming through this buffer. This allows the system to reach a lower power state if there is no other activity. When the hardware detects a keyword, it generates an interrupt. While waiting for the driver to service the interrupt, the hardware continues to capture audio into the buffer, ensuring no data after the keyword is lost, within buffering limits. After detecting a keyword, all voice activation solutions must buffer all of the spoken keyword, including ms before the start of the keyword.
The audio driver must provide timestamps identifying the start and end of the key phrase in the stream. The method of doing this is specific to the hardware design. One possible solution is for the driver to read current performance counter, query the current DSP timestamp, read current performance counter again, and then estimate a correlation between performance counter and DSP time. Then given the correlation, the driver can map the keyword DSP timestamps to Windows performance counter timestamps.
The interface design attempts to keep the object implementation stateless. In other words, the implementation should require no state to be stored between method calls. The set of supported keyword IDs returned by the GetCapabilities routine would depend on this data. Dynamic user dependent model - IStream provides a random access storage model.
The content and structure of the data within this storage is defined by the OEM. The OS may call the interface methods with an empty IStream, particularly if the user has never trained a keyword. The OS creates a separate IStream storage for each user. In other words, a given IStream stores model data for one and only one user. However, it shall never store user data anywhere outside the IStream.
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