Speech technologies provider Loquendo (News - Alert) has been pushing to further improve its offerings with a number of new releases.

 

Along with the company's recently announced ASR 7.7 and TTS 7.5, they are also introducing VoxNauta 7.0.25, its latest VoiceXML (News - Alert)/CCXML platform offering.

 

VoxNauta is a voice platform for carriers, enterprises, service providers and technology companies that need a powerful, fully scalable and easy-to-use voice platform where they can develop IVR and speech-enabled applications using the W3C (News - Alert) VoiceXML and CCXML standards.

 

The latest version offers support for more simultaneous channels per server, which means less hardware requirements and the ability for even large-scale IVR deployments to be rapidly and easily enabled with speech.

 

Loquendo's VoxNauta platform also makes it possible to deploy multi-language and multi-voice services on traditional telephony or VoIP and the platform makes it possible to blend together synthetic speech and pre-recorded messages along with music and other special effects for innovate and rich dialogues.

 

The platform is not only formally certified by the VoiceXML forum, but also supports both MS Windows and Linux and implements all major standards in speech: VoiceXML 2.0 & 2.1, CCXML 1.0, MRCP v2, SRGS 1.0, SISR 1.0 and SSML 1.0.

 

According to the company, this latest version includes up to 180 VoIP simultaneous channels per server, in IVR or IVR-plus-TTS configurations, and offers up to 300 VoIP 'Play Announcement' channels per server.

 

The platform can be shipped alone or with Loquendo ASR or Loquendo TTS and is currently available for Windows Server 2008 with support for Red Hat (News - Alert) Linux Enterprise 5.1 coming soon.