Now in the middle of a very different 2020, our socially-distant lives here at Think-a-Move are keenly and centrally focused on the application of Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) in applications where hands-free non-touch command and control are critical. Telehealth and Digital Medicine are tools that are becoming “standard” in the arsenal of tools available in the health care industry. These tools have become more accepted in parallel to the social and business use of video conferencing tools. Telehealth has been quickly proven to more effectively use medical resources. Yet, these advances are lacking one feature/function that will make them truly become ubiquitous and standard. That is the addition of hands-free Automatic Speech Recognition software embedded directly into the Telehealth tools. Voice recognition with respect to Electronic Medical Records has multiple uses. These uses may range from medical history data aggregation to aid in clinical research or to diagnose and treat patients. Either way, accuracy is extremely critical. Many doctors and physicians still use handwritten chart notes even though the acceptability rate is becoming lower and lower. The role of a skilled medical transcriptionist is declining by the day as transcription documentation requires a lot of manual work, and more hospitals are gravitating towards a digital system, right from transcription (voice to text) to record-keeping (data warehousing). The coming decade will see a decline in available jobs for medical transcriptionists. The SPEAR voice-to-command (ASR) solution from Think-a-Move, Ltd. has been proven in high-noise military applications and is perfect for embedment in health care as well as industrial system where background noise and fast response to voice command is...

Think-A-Move, Ltd. (TAM) continues to refine the core functionality of its flagship product, SPEAR®, a domain specific and noise robust automatic speech recognition (ASR) engine. As speech technology continues to evolve at a rapid rate, TAM regularly integrates new features and functionality into the platform in order to address the growing needs of both Commercial and Government users. The SPEAR solution provides a natural user interface for hands-free, heads-up control, and can be integrated onto phones and tablets running Android or iOS, and PCs with Windows or Linux. The solution can be integrated onto DSPs, is compatible with various Bluetooth accessories, and can run on headsets, smart glasses, wearables, speakers, and other hardware. SPEAR runs locally on the device and does not require a network connection, therefore providing a more secure, portable, and responsive solution.

Think-A-Move, Ltd., as a sub-contractor to Sierra Nevada Corporation, developed the Voice Data Entry System for the Transport Telemedicine System. View this article as it appears in the November issue of PRWeb Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) announces the successful completion of the Transport Telemedicine System (TTS) Proof of Military Utility Advanced Development Assessment for the U.S. Army Medical Material Agency. TTS is a new capability that captures and communicates patient care and condition information beginning at the Point of Injury (POI) and continuing until arrival at a medical facility.  ...

(View this article as it appears in the July issue of Military Medical & Veterans Affairs Forum) Think-A-Move Ltd. (TAM) announced that it was selected to develop a speech and connectivity interface for mobile medical tactical environments (SCIMMITAR) by the U.S. Army’s Telemedicine and Advanced Technical Research Center under a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract.

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!