Vocally Voice Activated Phone Dialer
Ian C. Langtree - Writer/Editor for Disabled World (DW)
Published: 2013/08/03 - Updated: 2022/01/22
Topic: Electronics and Software - Publications List
Page Content: Synopsis - Introduction - Main
Synopsis: A review of Vocally3 Infinity a device added to your phone line for dialing stored and new phone numbers using voice command only. Vocally, is a small box who turns every regular phone into a voice activated phone. It's innovative, user-friendly product with the highest quality voice recognition technology currently available in the world.
Introduction
Please Note: Disabled World received a free sample of this product in return for providing an honest and unbiased review. Disabled World received no other compensation.
ActiVocal is a leading, innovative ground-breaker in the forefront of the development of everyday, voice-activated electronic devices and is proud to announce the purchase of best seller Vocally, Voice Activated Phone Dialer owned by G.G. Electronics.
Main Item
ActiVocal products are all plug and play, requiring no changes to existing home systems, and are easy and simple to operate by anyone.
The current products and the ones that are in development are designed especially for the Assistive Technologies market and provide a life-changing experience for the elderly, disabled, visually impaired and blind. Since 2003, the company has sold tens of thousands of units in Europe and the United States.
Voice Recognition
Voice recognition technologies are currently considered to be at the forefront of technology in many areas. The potential inherent in voice recognition technologies is going to revolutionize quality of life. The fact that, today, one can start operating products in the homesat home simply by talking to them is a significant improvement in convenience, and overcomes the many problems created by an environment cluttered with buttons, switches, numbers, devices and components, all of which could soon become a thing of the past.
ActiVocal's products are based on groundbreaking technology introduced by Sensory Inc., the world leader in voice recognition for machines. The Vocally line of products, like all other ActiVocal products, are known for their reliability - even after intensive use over many years. The technological development takes place in the company's development labs. All of the company's products meet all standards, including those required by the U.S. FCC and SAFETY.
ActiVocal future products include:
- Fully voice activated phones.
- Lamp Adapter (Smart Lamp) - Voice activated adapter that turns every lamp into voice activated lamp.
Below we take a look of the Vocally3 Infinity, for dialing stored and new phone numbers using voice command only:
Vocally, is a small box who turns every regular phone into a voice activated phone. It's innovative, user-friendly product with the highest quality voice recognition technology currently available in the world.
The shipped package includes Vocally3 voice dialer, a power supply unit, an RJ cable and a user manual.
Setting Up Your Vocally3 Voice Activated Phone is Easy:
- 1. Disconnect your phone cable from the wall jack and connect it to Vocally's phone marked jack.
- 2. Use the supplied RJ11 cable and connect one end to the wall jack and the other to Vocally's Line marked jack.
- 3. Use the supplied power supply and connect it to the mains outlet and to Vocally's Power marked jack.
- 4. Pick up the handset and, at the prompt, say the name you wish to dial and Vocally will now dial it for you!
All in all we found this product performed exactly as stated, and was a breeze to setup and use.
Please Note: Disabled World received a free sample of this product in return for providing an honest and unbiased review. Disabled World received no other compensation.
Author Credentials: Ian was born and grew up in Australia. Since then, he has traveled and lived in numerous locations and currently resides in Montreal, Canada. Ian is the founder, a writer, and editor in chief for Disabled World. Ian believes in the Social Model of Disability, a belief developed by disabled people in the 1970s. The social model changes the focus away from people's impairments and towards removing barriers that disabled people face daily. To learn more about Ian's background, expertise, and achievements, check out his bio.