Allan Stratton: Nuance Imaging and Speech - Part 2
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In this episode Allan Stratton, Nuance Communications Director of OEM Integration chats with us about Nuance’s imaging and speech recognition solutions.
Here, Allan discusses the development & prototyping processes of speech and scanning applications utilizing VS 2005,WPF, SDKs and the joy of coding in various languages. Allan also details some of the learnings that arose around Vista integration with Dragon, a leading dictation application; as well as some of the opportunities they envision from Vista features such as xps and how it will enhance the user experience for document management.
Nuance creates some incredibly innovative technologies. Check this out.
This is part two in a two part series. Here, we talk about the work Nuance developers did to upgrade their applications to run on Windows Vista. See part one here.
Here, Allan discusses the development & prototyping processes of speech and scanning applications utilizing VS 2005,WPF, SDKs and the joy of coding in various languages. Allan also details some of the learnings that arose around Vista integration with Dragon, a leading dictation application; as well as some of the opportunities they envision from Vista features such as xps and how it will enhance the user experience for document management.
Nuance creates some incredibly innovative technologies. Check this out.
This is part two in a two part series. Here, we talk about the work Nuance developers did to upgrade their applications to run on Windows Vista. See part one here.
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I tried the voice recognition and I realy like it. very easy to add it to your application. looks like a huge upgrade from what we had til now.
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