Speech Engine SDK 5.01

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Start recognizing voice commands in any spoken language with Research-Lab's Isolated Words Language-Independent Speech Recognition Engine. From writing a simple voice commands recognition program to a VoiceXML PC-To-PC Interactive Voice Response, English Language is no more a programmers only limit . Need also arises in conditions when one requires to add a user interface with hands-free control . Comes packed as an ActiveX DLL and can be used on all development and server platforms. Also with only 1.2 MB of redistribution, it features a attractive download deployment for all your important programming projects. Version 5.01 is based on HMM SDK

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