ART and e-SIM to join up speech and handwriting

An ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies product story

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Jan 10, 2002

e-SIM has entered into a strategic partnership with ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies.

e-SIM has entered into a strategic partnership with ART, Advanced Recognition Technologies.

The partnership will enable the companies to offer customers speech and handwriting recognition capabilities for product prototypes created with the RapidPlus tools and LiveManuals product simulations.

The partnership allows e-SIM to offer customers the ability to include ART's speaker-dependent and speaker-independent speech recognition products as well as ART's innovative natural handwriting input capabilities in simulations of products such as: cellphones, automotive systems and other products.

ART customers will be able to take advantage of the full prototyping and simulation capabilities possible with RapidPlus.

RapidPlus will simulate the devices' speech and handwriting interface and automatically embed the code using the RapidPlus code generation tools.

e-SIM and ART will jointly coordinate sales and marketing initiatives for their complementary solutions.

"This partnership will help ART's customers to easily prototype and develop their speech and handwriting enabled products", said Nir Ben-Dor, Director of Sales and Business Development, Europe of ART.

"With RapidPlus, our customers will be able to ensure that ART's technology is being used in the most efficient and friendly way".

"This partnership will further help our customers shorten the development time and improve their products", said Ken Dixon, President, e-SIM.

"We also believe that in addition to complementing our software in existing markets, this technology combination will allow us to better address specialised markets such as the growing market for hands free electronics and electronics for the physically and visually impaired".