A Joint Project between Stanford University Online Accessibility Program and the Office of Accessible Education and Docsoft Inc.

Monterey Bay is taking Docsott's products to the next level by testing a system that, once implemented, will post new media to the web.

In today's tough economic times, every dollar counts and every dollar that is saved helps to stretch the budget even further. At Docsott, we strive to help companies, universities and government agencies meet their technology needs while saving money and increasing operating revenue.

"We are using the Docsott:AV to automatically caption videos from our lectures and classes. We are also working on using the product to automate the captions for our VBrick system to enable us to have a completely automated capture to distribution captioned video streaming system..."

Is your organization compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990? Most organizations are not as they feel there is not an imminent need or do not have the funding. In the past, this has been an unfunded federal requirement with very little financial support.

Having a machine to understand fluently spoken speech has driven speech research for more than 50 years. Although ASR technology is not yet at the point where machines understand all speech, in any acoustic environment, or by any person, it is used on a day-to-day basis in a number of applications and services.