Information Technology

Voice Communication Between Humans and Machines

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Some great pundit once remarked, "Every time has its technology, and every technology has its time." Although this is a somewhat simplistic view of technology, it is indeed true that when one thinks of a time period (especially in modern times) one always associates with it the key technologies that "revolutionized" the way people lived then. For example, key technologies that "came of age" in the 1970s include the VLSI integrated circuit, the photocopier, the computer terminal, MOS memory, and scanners. In the 1980s we saw the advent and growth of the personal computer, fiber optics, FAX machines, and medical imaging systems of all types. It is not too difficult to predict what some of the key technologies of the 1990s will be; these include voice processing, image processing, wireless communications, and personal information terminals.

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: ., 1994

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1-559

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English

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0-309-55625-2

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Voice Communication Between Humans and Machines

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