• Mobility
• Automotive
• Telecom

• Acapela Mobility
• Acapela Telecom
• Virtual Speaker

12 - 15 February, 2007, Barcelona
Hall 2 stand 2F49

From GPS systems to mobile phones and communication applications embedded in smartphones or PDAs, voice technology plays a key role in today's mobility and navigation environment, facilitating people's lives all over the world.



Acapela Group, the first European Speech Group, will showcase for the first time its complete range of speech solutions at the 3GSM World Congress. From small footprint & High Quality Voices embedded in Mobile phones to powerful server based Telematic networks, Acapela provides a large range of solutions for any mobility service and application. Acapela is today a leading player on this growing market, working with first class companies and operators such as Neuf/Cegetel, Bouygues, SFR, Orange, T-Online, Deutsche TElekom, Telefonica, Portugal Telecom, Genesys, Navteq, Harmann Becker, Magneti Marelli, Map&Guide, Code Factory and many more.



Voice synthesis – part of our everyday lives



Whether it be in a professional or personal environment, written information becomes easily accessible thanks to speech technology. Users listen to information without stopping their current activity: communicating with the company network, managing warehouse and customer demands, following the news, consulting traffic and weather information in real time, booking concert tickets, checking emails etc.



Discover Acapela's range of mobility solutions at the 3GSM:



- Acapela Mobility 7.1: for WinCE, Linux, Symbian: the latest version of the Multilingual speech engine for mobile applications. Available in 23 languages, Acapela Mobility has been designed to offer the best compromise between footprint issues, performance requirements and quality demands and is able to vocally relay a world of information usually limited to a small screen.

- Acapela Telecom 6.1: for Windows and Linux: this multi-channel speech engine adapts to the needs of server based applications in the telecom industry, notably thanks to the support of the MRCP interface.

- Virtual Speaker: a desktop recording studio which automatically creates on-demand voice files. The software reads any text file out loud in a clear, audible voice and addresses the growing demand of large companies wishing to use speech technology on a wide scale, without having to integrate, develop or invest in any hardware.