Löhne, January 2008
The specialist for mobile hands-free systems, BURY Technologies, is beginning the new year with a product innovation: a hands-free car kit with optimum voice recognition quality. The CC 9060 with DialogPlus voice control which is based on the professional software VoCon® from Nuance convinces with its highly accurate and fast reacting word recognition. The Bluetooth hands-free car kit can be reliably controlled using both voice commands and its high sensitivity colour touchscreen. BURY has succeeded in bringing together all of the key functions for optimum operating comfort and safety at the steering wheel in a single device.
A passenger who understands you
The CC 9060 stands out through its unique level of word recognition accuracy and can go straight into use without voice training. "Being able to dial names directly from the telephone book is a particular highlight" explains CEO Henryk Bury. The entire telephone book is downloaded and saved on the device with the first connection. A second connection sees the data aligned and if necessary updated. The CC 9060 can save up to 10 user profiles with a total of 15,000 telephone book entries. The driver only has to recite the name of the person to be called and a connection is made immediately. No matter how complicated the name of a telephone book entry is or how quickly a number to be dialled is pronounced, the voice genius recognises the entry and reliably implements it. This reliable passenger understands more than 150 voice commands and up to 150 by the user defined VoiceTags. It answers promptly and displays the completion of the command synchronously in the display. It also provides beginners with acoustic support through listing the possible voice commands. If the acoustic support is no longer required it can simply be turned off. As the CC 9060 understands English and German (and with the next firmware update as well French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch) the driver can also switch between these individual languages in a few seconds.