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| Why "Sprex"? | "Sprex" is a registered trademark of Sprex, Inc. SprexTM means SPeech RECognition and Synthesis. "X" is of course one letter, but it's also two sounds. The invented name, "SprexTM", is a whimsical abbreviation for SPeech RECognition and Synthesis, combining the C and the S sounds into one letter. |
| Sprex, Inc. | was founded in August, 1995, by its CEO, Tom Veatch, a former Stanford professor and expert in speech science and technology. |
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Sprex is a privately held corporation growing organically.
Further investment is sought to leverage our market position.
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Sprex' mission | is to provide products and services for over-the-internet applications using speech recognition and synthesis. |
| keep Sprex at the leading edge of companies in our field. | |
| employment opportunities currently available at Sprex, Inc. | |
| enables you to record events, live, as they happen, by talking out loud to a networked, hand-held PDA or personal computer. | |
| Active, Networked Speech Recognition from Sprex, provides the ability for developers to deploy network distributed task-oriented spoken dialog systems to access and control any product or service by voice through the internet. | |
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is a web-based program that teaches basic vocabulary of
another language. Teachionary is fun, fast, and effective! 18 languages
are currently available:
Iraqi Arabic,
Czech,
Persian,
Malayalam.
Korean,
Cantonese,
English,
German,
Hebrew,
Japanese,
Pashto,
Quebecois (French),
Russian,
Spanish,
Tamil,
Turkish,
Urdu/Hindi,
Uzbek.
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generates strong, memorizeable English-like passwords.
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cuts audio files into words and phones.
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| does high-accuracy text-to-audio synchronization for
lip-movement timing in animation and for text-based indexing and
random access to audio and audio/video databases applications. It
works great!
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in speech technology and related applications are
available under special arrangement.
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helps you work co-operatively, using this unique and configurable Sprex
service.
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| is a concatenative synthesis system for custom-made, special-purpose, public announcement systems for airports, bus and railway stations, service bureaus, and over-the-telephone interactive voice response systems. |
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| Co-WorkTM: |
Enter Co-Work. Find out more about Co-WorkTM. Co-WorkTM is a password-protected, user-validated, spam-free, web-based communications system for Sprex customers, Sprex staff, and other working communities. Sprex developed Co-Work to encourage cooperative, constructive, responsible communications, and to be rid of spam. Co-Work is monitored continuously, and will get you answers to your questions more quickly and reliably than email.
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| Telephone: | +1-206-947-2953
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| Mail: | 1210 NE 124th St. Seattle, WA 98125, U.S.A. |