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Voice Translators for Law Enforcement
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Voice Translators for Law Enforcement
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National Institute of Justice (Washington, DC)
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Published 2004.
4 pages.
Related Topics
Foreign language communication
(Offender Management)
Law enforcement
(Justice System)
A brief overview of "The Voice Recognition and Evaluation Report" is presented. The report compared three electronic devices (e.g., the Voice Response Translator (VRT), the Phraselator, and the Universal Translator) that supply the user with translations in several languages. The ability of these devices to translate accurately and operate in noisy environments were tested. Overall, the VRT is the easiest to operate and has many advantages the others lack.
Accession Number: 019958
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