Speech recognition products to go online

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Dec 2, 2005

SemiconductorStore.com has signed an agreement to add Sensory, the world leader in embedded speech technologies, to the growing list of suppliers it showcases online.

SemiconductorStore.com has signed an agreement to add Sensory, the world leader in embedded speech technologies, to the growing list of suppliers it showcases online.

Under the terms of the agreement, SemiconductorStore is authorised to promote and sell Sensory's VR Stamp Module and VR Stamp ToolKit, online to a worldwide market of design engineers, purchasing professionals and engineering students that look to SemiconductorStore and a valuable resource for researching and buying new and emerging technology products.

"Sensory's voice recognition products are a great addition to our lineup", said Richard Judy, Web Marketing Manager for SemiconductorStore.com.

"Voice recognition is an amazing technology that is going to create and entirely new market of products that have a tremendous amount of interactivity to them".

Sensory's product lineup is focused on improving the user interface in today's consumer electronics.

Sensory's SC and RSC lines perform speech recognition, speech and music synthesis, speaker verification and general purpose microcontroller functions in consumer electronics such as telephones, home automation, toys, remote controls, security systems and other applications where speech input and output are desirable.

The company's latest product, the VR Stamp module, provides easy integration of voice recognition (VR) into consumer, industrial, automotive and medical electronics.

The heart of the VR Stamp module is the RSC-4128 integrated circuit, the newest member of Sensory's award winning RSC family of mixed signal processors that provide speech recognition, synthesis and system control on a single chip.