PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wizzard Software (NYSE Amex: WZE) announced today it has signed a number of new agreements to provide text-to-speech for ATMs, Kiosks, Pay Stations and a range of interactive products so they can speak to users in natural-sounding voices.
Accessibility is the driving requirement, and AT&T Natural Voices Text-To-Speech from Wizzard Software is emerging as a very competitive solution for Bank Clients and large ATM Manufacturers who wish to improve the voice quality of their ATMs.
“The ATM market is huge and Wizzard has been licensing Text-To-Speech to large banking clients and ATM manufacturers around the world for years,” said Bruce Phifer, General Manager of Technology & Services for Wizzard Software. “The new news is that many are deciding to further enhance their ATM user experience by upgrading their ATMs with the natural-sounding voices and intelligibility offered by the newest version of AT&T Natural Voices.”
About Wizzard Software
Founded in 1996, Wizzard Software has become a leader in providing high quality speech technologies to the development community. Wizzard architects solutions to business problems using its expertise in consulting, speech development tools and building speech based applications for the Desktop and Internet. For more information, please visit www.wizzardsoftware.com .
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