New App Helps the Deaf Have Phone Conversations
From: Speech Technology - 09/30/2014
By: Len Klie

French startup RogerVoice has created an Android smartphone app that it says
will enable the more than 70 million people around the world who are deaf to
hold two-way phone conversations in real time.

The application uses speech recognition technology that automatically
translates the phone conversation to text in real time. The entire
conversion, from start to finish, takes less than a second. This means the
user can keep up with the conversation without the long lag time associated
with many other captioning apps.

The app supports a number of languages, including English, Spanish,
Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Greek, and Japanese. 

Read the entire article at:
http://www.speechtechblog.com/2014/09/30/new-app-helps-deaf-phone-conversations

Links:
RogerVoice
http://hello.rogervoice.com/

RogerVoice subtitles phone calls for the hard-of-hearing (with video 3:05)
http://www.slashgear.com/rogervoice-subtitles-phone-calls-for-the-hard-of-hearing-22351908/