GrammarKit now available for Win64

Chant GrammarKit Win64 enables you to develop grammars for high-performance speech recognition. Context-free grammar recognition enables your applications to capture data very efficiently. Grammars also enable your applications to assert domain constraints to elevate data capture accuracy automatically. Chant GrammarKit simplifies the process of managing grammars declared with IBM SRCL (IBM ViaVoice), SAPI 4 Grammar Text File, SAPI 5 XML Grammar, or Nuance BNF+ (VoCon 3200) grammar syntax to use with your favorite speech recognizer. Chant GrammarKit can be also bought as part of the Chant Developer Workbench 2008 that includes full major and minor version upgrades for one year.

The following editions are also available:

• Chant GrammarKit Win32
• Chant GrammarKit for WinCE

Features

With GrammarKit your applications can:

• Compile grammar source from buffer, file, resource, stream and string formats.
• Persist compiled grammar binary to buffer, file and stream formats.
• Generate pronunciation phonemes for SAPI 4 and SAPI 5 recognizers.
• Dynamically switch among grammar compilers and syntax formats (IBM SRCL, SAPI 4 Grammar Text File, SAPI 5 XML Grammar, and Nuance BNF+).

For more information visit:
http://www.chant.net/Company/News/prw64071510.aspx

About Chant

Chant is a leading provider of software and services that help organizations gain competitive advantage using speech technology. The company helps organizations identify and implement the most attractive opportunities appropriate for their company and industry. As the first company to provide engine-independent component software for developing desktop, web-enabled, and telephony applications that use speech technology, Chant can help you implement applications that allow you to talk with your computer. Chant was founded on the belief that computers can do more and be easier to use at the same time by taking advantage of speech technology. The company is focused on providing solutions that enable you to do more with your computer by talking with it.