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Unlike all other natural language technology, Unisys NL Speech Assistant keeps developers' applications from becoming obsolete by providing open tools to design and develop across multiple platforms and speech recognizers.
0 and SRGS Lay the Foundations for the W3C Speech Interface Framework In the W3C Speech Interface Framework, VoiceXML controls how the application interacts with the user, while the Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) is used for spoken prompts and the Speech Recognition Grammar Specification (SRGS) for guiding the speech recognizers via grammars that describe the expected user responses.
By pre-integrating and bundling speech recognizers such as Philips SpeechPearl(TM) with the Unisys Natural Language technology, the Unisys ASR Reseller program will drive the growth of the speech-based application market to one day replace touch-tone applications with more efficient voice technology.
 
 
 
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