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the ability of machines to respond to spoken commands. Speech recognition enables “hands-free” control of various electronic devices—a particular boon to many disabled persons—and the automatic creation of “print-ready” dictation. Among the earliest applications for speech recognition were automated telephone systems and medical dictation software. It is still frequently used for dictation, for querying databases, and for giving commands to computer-based systems, especially in professions that rely on specialized vocabularies.
Before any machine can interpret speech, a microphone must translate the vibrations of a person’s voice into a wavelike electrical signal. This signal in turn is converted by the system’s ... (100 of 329 words)
Aspects of the topic speech recognition are discussed in the following places at Britannica.
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