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July 1, 2004
Speech Technology News
Philips Releases Hungarian Speech Recognition Software for Radiologists
VIENNA, Austria - Royal Philips Electronics announced the release of the Hungarian Radiology ConText for its speech recognition software SpeechMagic.
The development of the ConText was carried out in co-operation with Medisoft Software Development and Services Kft. ("Medisoft") - a provider of medical information technology for the Hungarian market.
The ConText incorporates a Hungarian user interface and a general interface to application systems and is available from Medisoft. SpeechMagic can be integrated into a Hungarian Radiology Information System (RIS) or Hospital Information System (HIS).
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