Natural Language Moves In-Car Infotainment Forward

February 27, 2009
Ivan Tashev

Microsoft Research exposes new natural language technologies that raise the bar for functionality, usability and reliability of in-car infotainment systems.

- Ivan Tashev
  
  Partner Software Architect
Research Area
Research Lab
- Microsoft Research Redmond
Group
- Audio and Acoustics Research Group
Project
- Sound Capture and Speech Enhancement

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Natural Language Moves In-Car Infotainment Forward

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