Alivox Announces release of Version 2.0

July, 8th 2008, Edinburgh.

Alivox, the Scottish based speech company and an advocate of Spoken Language Identification (Sli), has announced today, 8th July, a new release of its product ALiS( Automatic Language Identification System). Release 2.0 of ALiS has improved performance and increased accuracy following stringent quality and stress testing. The improvements were confirmed after tests on various languages including those conducted on major South African languages with the help of a  South African company.

Alivox is at the forefront of language identification software and services. Its goal is to facilitate a fundamental change in telephone call handling and language translation. Its product ALiS delivers an accurate and fast identification of a clip of speech, both live or recorded.

Automatic Language Identification System (ALiS) provides the necessary link in the realisation of truly global and multilingual speech solutions. Technology already exists enabling automatic spoken language translation, interpretation and utterance, however, in order to fully automate spoken language systems – and therefore to deliver the true benefits of GILT-based commerce – one technological gap must be bridged. That is automatic spoken language identification.

Aimed at the global call centre market Alivox’s Alis, is a unique solution, and is designed to integrate with the increasing number of voice processing and speech recognition systems.

Alivox is seeking dialogue with Application Integrators with Call Centre and Mobile Phone focus and believes there is a large market gap for callers language Identification and anti fraud detection solutions.