Aug 1, 2023
New Philips VoiceTracer Audio Recorder Devices Capture Conversations for Automated Note-Taking and Speech-to-Text Transcription with AI-Fueled Insights
ATLANTA - Aug. 1, 2023 - PRLog -- Today, Speech Processing Solutions, the global leader in professional speech-to-text solutions sold under the Philips brand, announces the general availability of VoiceTracer Audio Recorder Pen DVT1600 and VoiceTracer Audio Recorder DVT2015 in time for the 2023-2024 academic school year. Designed with a high-quality 360° microphone, the devices can record notes and voices with clear audio quality captured non-intrusively from meetings, conversations, or classrooms to improve productivity and focus.
"Don't worry about taking notes, we'll do it for you and you won't miss a thing if you're using the Philips VoiceTracer family of products," said Paige Carlson, Senior Key Account Manager B2C North America at Speech Processing Solutions. "The VoiceTracer devices can automatically transcribe excellent sound quality recordings from anywhere into text, three times more quickly than typing. This helps users focus on the conversation and not the distraction of note-taking, making it an alternative to smartphone recording and every student's handy AI-fuelled pocket companion this school year."
The VoiceTracer Audio Recorder Pen introduces the ability to record audio and jot down notes to accompany or supplement recordings. The VoiceTracer Audio Recorder is a pocket-size device to capture recordings, notes, interviews, and small meeting audio with twin stereo microphones for high-quality MP3 or PCM recording formats.
Designed for ease of use by students and professionals, both VoiceTracer models feature high capacity, long battery life, and fast file transfer. Combined with Sembly AI Speech-to-Text Cloud Software, recordings can be automatically transcribed to text quickly and accurately.
VoiceTracer models include the following AI-based features:
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