In conclusion, Assembly AI’s Java SDK is a innovative tool that empowers developers to harness the power of AI-driven speech recognition in their Java applications.

This article is the first in a two part series. In this article, Barry Burd introduces Amazon Echo, while in the second article, you will learn how to actually code with Echo, adding voice recognition ...

The software can cost several hundred dollars too. The speech-recognition engine Dragon Professional costs $300, as does VoiceCode. Caster and Aenea are free and open source.

Sun Microsystems has released the first APIs to enable developers to write speech recognition applications in the Java language, writes Cath Everett. The hardware supplier published two beta ...

People are impressed with the iPhone 4S's Siri, but how did such sophisticated speech recognition technology come to be? It started back in the 1950s.