Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for monitoring a work environment in which a technician is working on a vehicle; detecting the issuance of a verbal inquiry concerning the vehicle; processing the verbal inquiry to define two or more discrete inquiries; and providing the two or more discrete inquiries to two or more remote datasources.

Abstract: Verbal Inquiry for a Vehicle A method, computer program product, and computing system for monitoring a work environment in which a technician is working on a vehicle; detecting the issuance of a verbal inquiry concerning the vehicle; processing the verbal inquiry to define a response; and effectuating the response.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system for monitoring a work environment in which a technician is working on a mechanical asset; detecting the issuance of a textless-input concerning the mechanical asset; processing the textless-input to define a response; and effectuating the response.

Abstract: A stringed instrument microphone which is particularly optimized for many players of stringed instruments is disclosed. Uniformity and faithfulness of the electrical output is provided by employing a high-quality microphone mounted by a fraction to the sound box at a fixed position in which it does not interfere with the playing of the instrument. At the same time gone variation of this position is accommodated with a structure which maintains position rigorously. This is important because infinitesimally small variations in position will produce clearly audible distortions. In accordance with the invention it has been discovered that such variations may be caused, among other factors, by vibration of the sound box, a flexible or otherwise displaceable bracket structure and resonance in the bracket.