Breaking the Language Barrier

University of Regensburg Study

Headsets & Microphones

Digital Voice Recording

References

Interesting Facts

Voice Reader

Why Listening is Better Than Reading

The University of Regensburg has thoroughly tested Voice Reader in a user study. It clearly showed that use of Voice Reader reduces the processing time for texts and noticeably increases text comprehension: our ability to take things in by listening is 29% higher than by reading. The best results were achieved by experimentees who read and listened to a text simultaneously. Here the improvement compared with those who just read the text was an impressive 44%.

Our recommendation:

If you really want to maximize your understanding of a text, have it read out to you by Voice Reader while you are reading it. Maximum convenience is ensured with the adjustable reading tempo and synchronized text highlighting.

News

04 Mar 2010
Latest News from the CeBIT

Do you still need keyboard and mouse? No!
FAZ.Net presents in its video the various possibilities of computer navigation. Voice Pro 12 of Linguatec uses speech Smart Commands for searching the Internet.

09 Feb 2010
We are pleased to invite you to CeBIT 2010!

Come and visit our stand in Hall 4, Microsoft Stand A26, P12. We are looking forward to seeing you!

27 Jan 2010
Personal Translator checks in at Lufthansa

Here is the latest success story: Company-wide use of our translation technology supports the internationalization of Lufthansa Read the detailed user report of Lufthansa.

20 Jan 2010
New video on Personal Translator 14

Get to know the new Personal Translator 14 on video (in English).
The presentation will explain visually how to use the various functions. The blockbuster hit: You can also view the video in English. Julia, the voice of Voice Reader has dubbed the video for you in British English.
Quite impressive - isn't it!

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