Name Pronunciation
We have released version 2 of the E-Speech name pronunciation software, containing many improvements over the original software, especially for business and geographical terms. It can be used with speech recognition and with text-to-speech, and it supports popular phonetic alphabets. E-Speech offers the most accurate name pronunciation software available today. The software runs on Win95/98/NT/2000/XP, and various Unix systems, including Linux, and is easy to integrate with applications.

Spanish Synthesis
E-Speech has introduced a Latin-American Spanish synthesis system that speaks people's names with extremely high sound quality. The system converts orthography to phonemes and stress marks and, based on E-Speech's proprietary subword concatenation algorithms, generates speech from its sound inventory.

• E-Speech co-founder Dan Kahn has been awarded the IEEE Third Millennium Medal for his contributions in the area of signal processing. The IEEE has awarded the Millennium Medal to IEEE members who have made outstanding contributions.

• E-Speech has introduced custom development of speech generation software systems for restricted application domains, such as airline flight information or stock quotes. These systems produce speech that sounds like a completely natural, human voice.

• E-Speech can help your speech recognition project; we provide name pronunciation software for preparing phonetic dictionaries of words and names for people and places for speech recognition applications. Our software pronounces the names of people in America with unparalleled accuracy. The software runs on Win95/98/NT/2000, Linux, and various Unix systems and is easy to integrate with applications. SpeechWorks International, a leading provider of conversational speech recognition technology and products for over-the-telephone solutions, has licensed and integrated our software in their systems. Take a look at a SpeechWorks press release to see how SpeechWorks is using our technology.