CereProc has built the world's first mobile text to speech (TTS) voice offering an Irish accent, available for use on Android.
Global leader in advanced text to speech technology, CereProc has built the world’s first mobile TTS voice offering an Irish accent on Android, with versions available for download on Windows, Mac OS X and server platforms in time for St. Patrick’s Day.
Leading text to speech (TTS) company CereProc is heading to California for the Mobile Voice Conference from March 12-14 2012.
“Thank you for your excellent service!” .... “Where can I try out your TTS-Voices?”..... “Nice to get you right away!”... Callers to the TTS developer team at SpeechConcept are always delighted about the customer service of this mid-sized software company. In particular, visually-impaired users welcome the support during download and installation. But also TTS integrators appreciate the direct contact to the developers and computational linguists. They are the ones familiar with all the details of the software and answer questions quickly and competently.
Former New Orleans Saints safety, Steve Gleason, is fondly remembered for a blocked punt against the Atlanta Falcons on the night the New Orleans Superdome reopened after Hurricane Katrina. He will be featured in NBC's SuperBowl Pre-Game Show tonight.
Gleason went public with his diagnosis of ALS (Motor Neuron Disease/Lou Gehrig's disease) in September 2011.
He has been working with hi-tech Scottish company CereProc to produce a synthetic version of his voice that can be used on smartphones and desktop computers.
CereProc's new American female voice, Isabella, has now been released.
It is available from the CereProc webstore for both Windows: http://www.cereproc.com/en/node/524 and Mac OSX: http://www.cereproc.com/en/node/523.
The Windows versions of the voice are supported on both 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows.
Global text to speech technology company CereProc today announced that CEO Paul Welham has agreed to take up a position in the Steering Committee of LT-Innovate - The Forum for Europe's Language Technology Industry
Advanced Text to Speech (TTS) solutions company CereProc has agreed a partnership with Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems expert Telisma, enabling the creation of the most natural voice input and output systems available on the global market.
In an agreement which marks the connection of two speech technology industry giants, CereProc has been selected by Telisma to support a multi server deployment initiative which demands high quality French, English, Spanish and German voices.
In case you missed the BBC Radio 4 documentary on CereProc's voice capture and voice cloning technology in the summer, it's going to be broadcast again on Radio Scotland on the 27th December, at 7.30am, and it's available again on iPlayer here:
Patent rights for Emotional Speech Synthesis give prime position to CereProc in providing best of breed custom built voices which are natural and full of character.
Industry leading text-to-speech (TTS) technology company, CereProc, has been granted a UK patent protecting its exclusive rights to the Emotional Speech Synthesis system, designed to produce full speech synthesis with emotion, for use in multiple sectors.
Chris Pidcock, Chief Voice Engineer at CereProc explained:
Edinburgh, UK, 30th November 2011
KTH in Sweden have created a social robot, FurHat. He is currently on display at the Science Museum in London as part of the Robotville exhibition. FurHat speaks with the CereProc William TTS voice. He uses built-in CereVoice vocal gestures to add extra realism (and sarcasm) to his speech.
Here's a great video of FurHat playing chess and speaking with our William voice:
