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Speech Recognition
Software
Nuance's Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional
Nuance's list of NatSpeak resellers
Nuance's NatSpeak Support
Nuance's NatSpeak Knowledgebase
Vocola (Rick Mohr's command language for writing custom speech commands)
SayWhatPro (David Austin's macro utility for Dragon NaturallySpeaking Pro)
Microphones and Sound Cards
eMicrophones (microphones and other speech recognition hardware; includes useful video clips)
The USBD-2A Stereo Audio Adapter ("pod") from Andrea Electronics
The ME3 Headset Microphone from Sennheiser
Sennheiser's list of resellers (Sennheiser doesn't sell directly)
VXI Corporation
Resellers
AM Technologies (NatSpeak, training)
Computers Made Effective aka Talk to Type aka 1st-Dragon (microphones, NatSpeak)
EnableMart (microphones, NatSpeak)
EXAQ Micro Services (NatSpeak, training)
InSync Speech Technologies (microphones, NatSpeak)
NextWave Solutions (microphones, NatSpeak)
Peter Cohen Associates (microphones, NatSpeak, training)
Say I Can (microphones, NatSpeak)
SpeechTechnology.com (microphones, NatSpeak)
Zephyr-TEC (microphones, NatSpeak, training)
Speech Recognition Community
Forums, newsgroups and wikis:
KnowBrainer's Unofficial NaturallySpeaking Public Forum
ms-speech: Microsoft Speech Recognition
Speech Computing
VoiceRecognition.com
Blogs:
Terry Gold
"Entrepreneurship, Speech Recognition, VoIP, Wireless and..."
Melissa from Canberra, Australia
"Look, mum, no hands! - Hands-free Computing with NaturallySpeaking 8 + Natlink/Vocola"
Microsoft's Rob Chambers
"Rob's Rhapsody: Rob Chambers talks about Speech Recognition in Windows, Life at Microsoft, and other random thoughts..."
Microsoft's Richard Sprague
"Sprague Weblog: Speech recognition, natural language, and other thoughts at Microsoft"
Microsoft's Robert Brown
"All the cool developers use Speech APIs You want to be cool, don't you? ;-)"
Assistive Technology
The Association for Assistive Technology Act Programs (ATAP)
has a list of state AT programs throughout the United States: www.ataporg.org/atap/projects.php
There are many state programs that will help you pay for assistive technology outright or through loans. Browse the ATAP site to find programs in your state.
Health
Redstart Systems founder Kim Patch began using speech recognition software twelve years ago after she was hit with repetitive strain injuries. To learn more about her experiences, see Greetings from planet RSI: an attempt to explain what it's like to have hands that hurt all the time and Advice from planet RSI: how to get better.
Scriven RSI resources page (compiled by Kim Patch)
Handwriting for Heroes is the Web site for the book of the same name by Kathleen Yancosek and Kristin Gulick. Handwriting for Heroes is a workbook for learning to write with your previously non-dominant hand. Patients can find therapists and therapists can contact the authors through the site.
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