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A Study of Voice Print Recognition Technology
2021 International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing (IWCMC), 2021Voice print recognition, also known as speaker recognition, is a non-contact emerging technology based on the biological characteristics of the speaker's voice. It recognizes the speaker's identity through voice and is widely used in military, public security, justice, finance, commerce, the IoT and the Internet and other fields.
Jingyi Li, Jinmeng Zhang
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Voice-enabled IT transformation: The new voice technologies
IBM Systems Journal, 2007Voice technologies can enrich the ways in which people communicate and enable novel modes of collaboration, such as integrated voice- and text-based communication services, social and business networking facilities, and the evolving Internet technologies (collectively known as the Web 2.0 technologies).
Jim Christensen, Bob Hughes
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Voice technologies for telephony services
2003 International Symposium on VLSI Technology, Systems and Applications. Proceedings of Technical Papers. (IEEE Cat. No.03TH8672), 2004The paper describes two applications of voice interfaces for services provided over the telephone, together with the corresponding enabling technologies. The first application is a dealer locator (DL) service: a service commonly provided by call centers (CC) that allows customers to find the location of the closest dealer of a certain product.
Matteo Contolini +2 more
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Technology in the Assessment of Voice Disorder
Seminars in Speech and Language, 1999The purpose of this article is to describe salient technologies available for assessing patients with disorders of voice. Measurements of jitter, shimmer, harmonic-to-noise ratio, fundamental frequency of the speaking voice, basal frequency, ceiling frequency, computation of pitch range, speaking intensity, intensity increase potential, vital capacity,
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Evaluation of Voice Stress Analysis Technology
Proceedings of the 38th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has been tasked by the National Institute of Justice to investigate voice stress analysis (VSA) technology and evaluate its effectiveness for both military and law enforcement applications. This technology has been marketed as commercially available in computer-based form, and marketed as being capable of ...
Clifford S. Hopkins +3 more
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Technology in the Treatment of Voice Disorders
Seminars in Speech and Language, 1999Currently there are several instruments that provide technological support for the treatment of patients with voice disorders. In this article, specific disorders are discussed along with the technologies that can be utilized to augment treatment. Not all forms of voice disorder can be covered, but representative samples from the major categories ...
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Guest editorial: Future voice technologies
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 1999With recent technological advances and accompanying progress in standardization of telecommunication interfaces, the promise of widespread availability of goodquality packetized voice service should be fulfilled soon. The papers appearing in this issue cover a wide range of aspects of packet voice technologies including new ideas on performance ...
Behram Bharucha +4 more
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Enhancing children's voices with media and technology
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Interaction Design and Children, 2013New approaches in the use of media and technology provide the opportunity to give children's voices a space to express their unique interests. These new forms of video and audio use create a new type of engagement for children to communicate in ways that makes it relevant to their identity.
Juan Rubio +4 more
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Proceedings of the Second African Conference for Human Computer Interaction: Thriving Communities, 2018
Museums offer opportunities to observe and interact with exhibits, alongside learning about different cultures. Technologies have been developed in order to augment the visitor's experience during their museum visit, and how to make these technologies accessible is also an active and complementary field of research.
Lindah Kotut +4 more
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Museums offer opportunities to observe and interact with exhibits, alongside learning about different cultures. Technologies have been developed in order to augment the visitor's experience during their museum visit, and how to make these technologies accessible is also an active and complementary field of research.
Lindah Kotut +4 more
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Interactive voice technology at work: The CSELT experience
Speech Communication, 1995Abstract This paper is a survey of the speech technologies and applications developed at CSELT, some of which are employed in real services deployed in the Italian telephone network. With the rise of significant speech recognition and text-to-speech applications, the activity of our lab encompasses now a broader set of activities, from new ...
Roberto Billi +3 more
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