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Develop Multimodal Applications with Free and Open Source Tools

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Date:: 20 August 2014, 00:00–00:00 Coordinated Universal Time
Location:: New York, USA
Speakers:: Deborah Dahl
Website:: SpeechTEK 2014

This talk will discuss free and open source tools available for mobile, multimodal applications, including CMU PocketSphinx JavaScript open source speech recognition, HTML5, Google Android speech recognition, Google Chrome Web Speech API, and iOS speech options (such as iSpeech and OpenEars). Issues to be discussed include language models (support for grammars versus dictation), cross-platform capability, accuracy, open source versus proprietary, online versus offline, and speech and multimodal standards (for example, the MMI Architecture, EMMA, WebRTC, HTML5 and Web Audio).