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| DEFINITION: | Page 1 of 1 |
V-commerce (Voice enabled e-commerce) systems have been used from the mid 1990's to deliver services like flight information and real time stock trading using voice authentication. Today, these individual voice driven applications are merging to create a new network called voice web.
VoiceXML is one of the driving force in recognizing voice user-interface. It uses speech recognition and touchtone (DTMF) for input and pre-recorded audio and text to speech(TTS) for output. It is based on XML and leverages the web paradigms. VoiceXML simplifies the speech recognition application greatly by using familiar web infrastructures including tools and web servers. Any telephone can access VoiceXML application via a VoiceXML "interpreter" (also known as browser) running on a telephony server.
There are two features that make VoiceXML important
1. It provides a way to voice enable a web site
2. Is an open architecture solution for building next generation IVR telephone services.
The following tutorials discuss about VoiceXML in detail.
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