Is a voice directed System right for you? Ideal Industrial Speech Applications have one or more of the following factors:

• Hands-Busy Tasks--the user's hands are occupied while data entry still needs to be performed.
• Eyes-Busy Tasks--the user needs to be looking at a part or object while entering data, such as inspection of parts.
• Data Entry is a significant portion of a user's job.
• Real-Time Data is required for input to a Warehouse Management System, an SPC Charting program, to print a "load slip" or to confirm a materials receipt.
• Two-Person "Tally" applications--a second "tally" person is required to record data the inspector collects.
• Non-Bar Coded Data needs to be entered, possibly for conversion to a bar code label.
• Attribute or Qualitative Data is involved, such as "broken", "scrap core," "missing component," "glaze defect", etc. This data can be spoken-in by name, vs. the inspector needing to remember codes.
• More specific data is needed, but which cannot be entered with the current data collection methods.
• The Data to be entered is relatively standard and repeatable: part numbers, serial numbers, quantities, attribute defects, locations, etc.

Listed below are various industrial voice/speech applications for which we have developed systems.

• Automotive Paint/Final Inspection of painted chassis or fully assembled vehicles
• Warehouse Order Picking, especially in cold or inclement environments
• Ceramics Inspection Systems for final inspection and disposition of ceramics after firing
• Automotive Cores Receiving for the Automotive Parts Remanufacturing industry
• Receiving and Receiving Inspection
• Electronic PC Board inspection at an inspection "bench" and especially for use with a microscope
• Voice to Bar Code Label situations for conversion to a machine readable format
• Voice-Validated Serial Number Entry, where technology and good process provide accuracy
• Package Identification for material Handling, such as postal sorting