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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 20, 2014
Filed:
Sep. 10, 2009
Timothy R. Chavez, Austin, TX (US);
Jacob Daniel Eisinger, Austin, TX (US);
Jennifer Elizabeth King, Austin, TX (US);
William R. Reichert, Arlington, VA (US);
Timothy R. Chavez, Austin, TX (US);
Jacob Daniel Eisinger, Austin, TX (US);
Jennifer Elizabeth King, Austin, TX (US);
William R. Reichert, Arlington, VA (US);
Nuance Communications, Inc., Burlington, MA (US);
Abstract
A method, system, and computer program product for issuing an alert in response to detecting a content of interest in a conference. A listening logic comprising multiple conference engines monitors speakers, topics, and words spoken during a conference. A speech-to-text engine monitors the conference and records a transcription. A word emphasis engine monitors the transcription for key words. A voice identification engine monitors the live conversation and the recorded transcript, in real time, for a particular individual to begin speaking. An outline engine may create an outline of transcription. The listening device may issue an alert upon detecting a content of interest in the conference. The listening device may additionally display an outline or a selected portion of the transcript regarding a particular content of interest to inform a user of the listening device of a portion of content of the conference that may have been missed.