Think-A-Move developed the voice control system that was recently demonstrated to MARCORSYSCOM’s MAGTF C3 Program Management Office. This system would enable Marines to operate vehicle mounted C2 software applications using speech commands while on the move. Read the full story!
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Think-A-Move, Ltd. Wins Phase II SBIR to Develop Noise Robust Speech Interface for Mobile Medical Tactical Environments
Think-A-Move, Ltd. (TAM) announced today that it was selected to develop a Speech and Connectivity Interface for Mobile Medical Tactical Environments (SCIMMITAR) by the US Army’s Telemedicine and Advanced Technical Research Center (TATRC) under a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract. Designed to run on an Android OS based device, such as a smart phone, SCIMMITAR uses a noise robust speech recognition system...
Read MoreSNC Voice Data Entry System
Think-A-Move provided Sierra Nevada Corporation with a Voice Data Entry System (VDES) for the Transport Telemedicine Proof of Military Utility. The VDES enables a Warrior Medic to complete a Patient Casualty Report using speech, a challenging task given the 105+ dBA noise environment on a Medevac Black Hawk helicopter. The VDES transcribes progress notes that the Medic speaks, as well as completing the appropriate fields on the Patient...
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In support of Sierra Nevada Corporation’s (SNC) Transport Telemedicine (T2) capability, Think-A-Move, Ltd. provided a novel voice data entry system (VDES). As noted in SNC’s press release, the VDES enables “flight medics to use speech for entering pertinent patient information in the high noise environment of a helicopter.” As SNC’s press release further describes, this capability was recently demonstrated on...
Read MoreThe Changing Field of Military Medical Technology
Think-A-Move Ltd. has been featured in a slideshow by Government Health IT entitled The Changing Field of Military Medical Technology.
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