Radio for the Deaf Takes Stage at CES
Monday, January 7th, 2008
Here’s an interesting Voice to Text story from CES, where the first Closed-Captioned HD Radio for the Deaf was launched By NPR, Harris and Towson University.
Using capabilities that are part technology and part human typists, NPR broadcasts are transcribed in real time, with the text displayed on special receivers onscreen. Numerous receiver manufacturers are expected to join the initiative.
Very neat stuff - another cool application of Voice to Text technology that brings content to the hearing impaired.




