input: Text: Grad B: Grad D: How many batteries do you go through? Grad B: Thank you. Professor C: Alright. PhD A: Sure. Professor C: Good. Yeah. OK so, let's get started. Nancy said she's coming and that means she will be. Um. My suggestion is that Robert and Johno sort of give us a report on last week's adventures uh to start. So everybody knows there were these guys f uh from Heidelber - uh, uh, actually from uh DFKI uh, part of the German SmartKom project, who were here for the week and, I think got a lot done. Grad E: Yeah, I think so too. Um. The <unk>disfmarker<unk> we got to the point where we can now speak into the SmartKom system, and it 'll go all the way through and then say something like " Roman numeral one, am Smarticus. " It actually says, " Roemisch einz, am Smarticus, " Grad B: OK. Grad E: which means it's just using a German sythesis module for English sentences. Grad B: OK. Grad E: So uh, Professor C: It doesn't know " I ". Grad B: OK. Grad E: Um, the uh Grad B: Oh, Am Spartacus. " Grad D: " I am Sm - I am Smarticus " is what it's saying. PhD A: Right. Grad B: Verstehe. OK. Grad D: I gue Grad E: The uh sythesis is just a question of um, hopefully it's just a question of exchanging a couple of files, once we have them. And, um, it's not going to be a problem because we decided to stick to the so - called concept to speech approach. So I'm <unk>disfmarker<unk> I'm
  Question: What demos would the system be involved in?
  Answer:
output: The final english SmartKom demo will be presented to the whole institute once the system is de-bugged and stabilised.