VPC's speech recognition systems are currently used in applications such as voice mail, voice activated dialing, interactive voice response, and command and control of personal computers. It recognizes digit strings spoken in a continuous manner, by any caller, without unnatural beeps or pauses. American English, Australian English, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Castilian Spanish, French, German, Italian, Mexican Spanish, Portuguese, Swiss German and U.K. English versions are available. Pre-trained vocabulary libraries are available in American English, Australian English, Brazilian Portuguese, Canadian French, Castilian Spanish, Central American Spanish, German, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Mexican Spanish, Portuguese, Swiss German and UK English. This robust discrete product recognizes isolated discrete utterances.
Vocabularies can be subset, and applications involving thousands of words can be developed quickly.
VProCel is suited to voice-activated dialing applications using either digit strings or a listing of words in a personal directory. VProSpeller is a recognizer that can determine which name or word is being spelled by a caller. VProSpeller can recognize confusable letters by conducting an automated search of a database of words maintained by the application for the best candidates to match. It consists of a library of object modules which can be linked with a user application or task. Each VSP, depending on load factors, can handle multiple telephone lines.