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Overview: Improvements in speech technology and the increased use of PDAs, mobile voice, and multi-modal devices are combining to propel the development and deployment of speech-enabled applications. Incorporating speech as a viable user interface offers a degree of flexibility to users who previously have been limited to fix-placed Web browsers or hierarchical Interactive voice response (IVR) menu schemes. Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Text-To-Speech (TTS) are two of the baseline services that make it possible to extend application user interfaces beyond Web browser and touchtone (DTMF) interactions.
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