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My Freedom To Communicate (MyFTC) is Assistive Technology (AT) software that uses text-to-speech technology to enable nonverbal individuals to communicate easily in real life situations.
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With BotWars.Net developers and students can create their own 3d virtual robots via .Net Scripts (C# or Visual Basic.Net) and make them combat in a full 3D arena. You can script the combat and defence strategy and also the robot equipment (weapons, etc.)
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A speech recognition application. It uses Microsoft Speech SDK to recognize and speak words. It can Play Music, Read the News, Tell the Time, Open Apps and many other cool things only with voice commands.
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Language Tutor helps any language student in English, Spanish & French, to master that language. Language tutor has Speech Recognition ability, A student can Listen, Read, Write, Comprehend and Self Evaluate.
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Custom VMs From 1 to 96 vCPUs With 99.95% UptimeLive migration and automatic failover keep workloads online through maintenance. One free e2-micro VM every month.
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A .Net Library that lets you make full use of multi-core and multiprocessor computers. It is very efficient, and easily integrated into existing applications. It is modeled after the Parallel FX usage model, and is faster than the PFX too.
