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Shorthand-Aided Rapid Keyboarding    
Shorthand-Aided Rapid Keyboarding
Shorthand-Aided Rapid Keyboarding is an advanced pen-based text input method for mobile devices. It combines novel pattern recognition technology with a stylus keyboard. A new user may trace the letters on the keyboard to enter a word. Over time one may remember some or parts of the patterns and speed up the text writing.
16·10·2005   |   Learn more   |   View demo movie  [MOV]
   

Fluid Sync
Fluid Sync is a Java library for application developers who want to add multi-user collaboration or multi-device capabilities to their application. Applications become "fluid" in the sense that a running application can be spread to a new device. A new instance is created with the exact same application state. Initially, it remains coupled to the first instance: User changes in one become immediately visible in the other.

20·10·2005   |   Learn more   |   View demo  [Flash]

Multimedia Analysis and Retrieval Engine (MARVEL)
Multimedia Analysis and Retrieval Engine (MARVEL) is an image search tool, developed at IBM Research, that addresses the problem of indexing, categorizing, and searching large volumes of images. Current solutions are extremely labor-intensive, requiring manual annotation of content. MARVEL technology is unique in its approach to analyzing and fusing audio, visual, and text information to automatically annotate multimedia data. MARVEL was awarded the Wall Street Journal's 2004 Technology Innovation Award in the Multimedia Category.

15·10·2005   |   Learn more   |   View demo  [Opens in new window]

Text-to-Speech
Text-to-speech (TTS) is the generation of synthesized speech from text. IBM's goal is to make synthesized speech as intelligible, natural and pleasant to listen to as human speech and have it communicate just as meaningfully. During synthesis, very small segments of recorded human speech are concatenated together to produce the synthesized speech -- and it's available online for you to try.

11·10·2005   |   Learn more   |   Try it out  


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