Abstract: This invention involves additional details and uses for the invention described in U.S. Pat. No. 7,047,192 Simultaneous Multi-User Real-Time Speech Recognition System file by Poirier. The patent granted to Poirier teaches a platform based on audio events on which can be built larger applications to solve problems of capturing and transcribing human conversations. U.S. Pat. No. 7,047,192 also explains and teaches that indexing, cataloging, editing, and searching audio is possible using a browser to find specific content within text which is then directly linked with the relative audio event. More specifically it describes how this patent can be used as a building block approach to provide functionality for real-time automatic speech recognition systems that a scalable from a single user to hundreds and potentially thousands of users having conversations.

Abstract: This invention involves additional details and uses for the invention described in U.S. Pat. No. 7,047,192 Simultaneous Multi-User Real-Time Speech Recognition System file by Poirier. The patent granted to Poirier teaches a platform based on audio events on which can be built larger applications to solve problems of capturing and transcribing human conversations. U.S. Pat. No. 7,047,192 also explains and teaches that indexing, cataloging, editing, and searching audio is possible using a browser to find specific content within text which is then directly linked with the relative audio event. More specifically it describes how this patent can be used as a building block approach to provide functionality for real-time automatic speech recognition systems that a scalable from a single user to hundreds and potentially thousands of users having conversations.