The voice to text converter

Long history of writing tradition entered a new phase. Not hands, but enough mouth that will "write." That's thanks to a leap in voice changer technology into Indonesian-language text-based engineered Linux computer operating.

Engineered devices Agency for the Assessment and Application of Technology or the BPPT in cooperation with PT Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Persero) was quickly marketed.
"The friend has a 20 percent royalty from the sale of technology devices," said Head of BPPT Marzan Aziz Iskandar in a press conference in Jakarta on Friday (14/05/2010).

Marzan said, produces and sells licenses granted to PT Industri Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Inti) for a period of five years. Form of cooperation is expected to grow to the results of other BPPT research.

President Director of PT Inti Irfan Setiaputra said perisalah technology replaces the role of court reporter in a meeting or hearing. Writing speed of sound can be obtained instantly with 85 percent accuracy rate, can be strived to be 100 percent through the repair process of recording the results are available.

"Various government institutions clearly in desperate need of technology perisalah this meeting," said Irfan.

Perisalah sales meetings are divided into a single system at a price of Rp 200 million per unit, while the multi system for Rp 500 million per unit. The difference lies in systems that can be used for multi-session agenda that are unlimited.

"PT Inti already paid in advance to Rp 2 billion to the BPPT for the exclusive right and license production and sale of this perisalah," said Irfan.

Engineering, information technology was pioneered Oskar Riandi of the Center for Information and Communication Technology BPPT. According to Oskar, making speech model has reached 190 000 dialect words from nearly all tribes in Indonesia.

"This amount is enough to increase from the previous number of 60 000 words," said Oskar.

According to him, the launch meeting perisalah technology is planned on May 19, 2010 at Jakarta. Further development is in the process of identifying sources by entering the characters voices.

Currently, identification of sources depends on the identification of the microphone being used. "Innovation further, in identifying speakers sound character," said Oskar.

This technology has been tested to change the sound of speeches into text instantly. Tests conducted at several government agencies, including the Secretariat of State, House of Representatives, the Regional Leadership Council, and the Ministry of Finance.