Fonix, developer of natural interface technology, has announced that it will port its applications to XScale processors and take advantage of Intel’s MMX extensions.
Users will be able to control mobile devices such as smartphones and PDAs with nautral speech input. By optimising its technology for XScale, Fonix will be able to reduce the power requirements and introduce the system into smaller form-factor devices. Fonix also sells what it claims is the world’s smallest footprint voice synthesier, enabling devices to respond in a realistic human voice.
“The new Wireless MMX instructions for Intel XScale processors provide enhanced capabilities to Fonix speech interface solutions,” said Lynn Shepherd, Vice President of Product Development for Fonix’s Mobile and Wireless products. “Intel’s Wireless MMX instructions will benefit users by allowing much larger vocabularies to be used for speech recognition providing a more natural speech interface, so that users can speak to their wireless and mobile devices using natural phrases and sentences.”
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