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ResponseTranslator
is THE ONLY combat proven, eyes-free, hands-free voice recognition
system allowing a user to maintain situational awareness and
weapons readiness. |
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A soldier speaks into
the headset, English is translated into one of 199 languages
and then broadcast from a small speaker engineered for high
noise. Fits in M4 single ammo pouch.
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magine
you're a soldier in Baghdad, don't speak Arabic and you
must shout a command to a pack of angry-looking insurgents:
"Drop your weapons!" You could fire warning shots, or take
out a handheld computer and use a stylus to scroll through
a list of preprogrammed phrases on a touchscreen and then
flip the device around to show enemy combatants the command
in Arabic. Not what you want to do in a hostile
situation or combat zone.
MilTrans VRT is THE eyes-free, hands-free solution.
It stands alone; MICH/ACH Integrated.
Applications include providing instructions during force
protection, house/vehicle searches, combat patrol, civil
aid missions, entry control duty, basic medical triage,
ship boarding and prison control.
Contact info@miltrans.com
IWT
MilTrans VRT is produced by IWT, a Fremont, CA-based company,
that specializes in the development and production of miniaturized
speech recognition devices that work in high noise environments.
IWT was founded in 1992 by Silicon Valley pioneer John H.
Hall, who developed the first successful electronic watch,
the first computerized heart pacemaker, the first radiation-hardened
computer and other civilian and defense electronics systems.
The 11-ounce VRT was developed over the past 12 years with
National Institute of Justice and Defense Department funding
and has been field tested, receiving strong positive feedback
from Police, Green Berets, SEALs, Rangers, Marines, USCG
personnel and others in combat deployment and law enforcement
tactical missions.
IWT continues to develop speech recognition
technology in the advancement of miniaturized tools for
military, medical, and law enforcement personnel facing
language barriers today. Read more… About
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FREE LANGUAGE UPGRADES FOR VRTs
WATCH CQB DEMO…
VRT
on ABC News
COMBAT
FEEDBACK…
"We mentor the Afghan National Army (ANA) and the
VRT has come in handy with both communicating with the ANA
and with the local population." -1LT, 2-205 Corps
Lance Cpl. Josh D. Noble, a 23-year-old rifleman,
greets an Iraqi toddler east of Fallujah, Iraq. Noble and
other Marines of L Company, 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment
were looking for insurgents and intelligence when they stopped
at the house. [Noble is using the VRT in his top left pocket.]
Marine South, April 22-23, Camp LeJeune
FPED, May 19-21, 2009, Quantico
Infantry Conference, Sept 22-24, Columbus, GA
Modern Day Marine, Sept 29-Oct 1, MCB Quantico
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| MilTrans
VRT
202.441.0791
202.549.3096
info@miltrans.com
Integrated Wave
Technologies
4042 Clipper Ct
Fremont, CA
510.353.0260 |
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