Speech recognition and synthesis for voice automation.
Supports 17 languages from 26 countries and regions:
Catalan (Catalonia)
Chinese (China, Honk Kong and Taiwan)
Danish (Denmark)
Dutch (Netherlands)
English (Australia, Canada, India, United Kingdom and United States)
Finish (Finland)
French (Canada and France)
German (Germany)
Italian (Italy)
Japanese (Japan)
Korean (Korea)
Norwegian, Bokmål (Norway)
Polish (Poland)
Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal)
Russian (Russia)
Spanish (Mexico and Spain)
Swedish (Sweden)
Multi-device:
BitVoicer
Server has a new manager for speech recognition and synthesis engines which is able
to serve multiple devices simultaneously. Each device can function as a point of
capture or reproduction and have its exclusive speech recognition or synthesis engine.
Enhanced protocol:
The BitVoicer Server Protocol (BVSP)
brings significant improvements over the communication protocol
used in the previous BitVoicer versions. Now client devices are able to
retrieve server status information and exchange data
with other applications running on the server through the same
communication channel used to transmit audio.
Windows service:
Besides consuming few hardware resources,
BitVoicer Server is executed as a Windows service. This enables
BitVoicer Server to become a transparent resource and cause little
or no interference on the user interface.
Integration:
Application developers
can retrieve the results of recognition operations from the server
and exchange data with client devices through Windows Communication
Foundation (WCF) services. For .NET development, there is also
a .NET integration library available.
Communication:
Client devices can communicate with
BitVoicer Server through TCP/IP interfaces or serial ports, including
virtual serial ports such as those created by Bluetooth, ZigBee or
USB/Serial adapters.
It does not require speech recognition engine training.
It does not require pre-recording of sentences.
Speaker-independent recognition.
Unlimited number of sentences, commands and devices.