Voxtec International is the recognized leader in machine-based, mobile, speech-to-speech translation solutions that address our world&squo;s growing communication needs. From the beginning, Voxtec has distinguished itself through its innovative research, development and thought leadership, combined with world-class product development execution.
The bottom line: Voxtec delivers superior translation products and services that successfully meet the needs of today, with a keen eye toward the growing communication challenges of tomorrow.
MILITARY VOICE-TRANSLATION DEVICES
Today&squo;s military operations are being played out across multiple borders, among civilians speaking many languages with scores of dialects. The number of available interpreters simply cannot keep up with this ever-growing need. Voxtec understands, and has the expertise to help. From Afghanistan and Iraq to Southeast Asia, we&squo;ve supported the United States Military and coalition forces with rugged, reliable, easy-to-use voice translation devices that help service members collect actionable intelligence.
As the scope of operations in the Middle East shifts from tactical to humanitarian, it&squo;s vital for service members to reach across language barriers to achieve their objectives.
PHRASELATOR P2 SPEECH-TO-SPEECH TRANSLATION DEVICES
The mobile, ruggedly designed Voxtec Phraselator P2 is the most powerful one-way, handheld, speech-to-speech translation device available. Originally developed for use by US Military, the P2 has aided the tactical and humanitarian needs of thousands of service personnel in Iraq, Afghanistan and Southeast Asia. Based on its success in these challenging environments, the P2 has also been called upon to meet the critical communication needs of law enforcement and corrections officers, emergency medical technicians, construction superintendents and many others.
The key features of the Phraselator P2 include:
Three translation modes: voice-activated speech input; tap the desired phrase on the touchscreen; or use the toggle button to scroll and select the desired phrase
No voice training required: translation can be conducted right out of the box
Clear communication: built-in acoustic technology ensures clear translations in high-noise environments
Custom language modules: if you have access to an interpreter, you can create and record your own custom language modules
Record mode: auto digital recording with timestamp capabilities allows users to record several hours of foreign-language responses
“My favorites” category: commonly used or mission-specific phrases can be grouped into a “my favorites” category for quick access
Foreign language text display
Full-color touch screen
The SQUID SQ.200 VOICE-ACTIVATED TRANSLATION DEVICE
The SQUID SQ.200 is Voxtec&squo;s voice-activated language translation device. Designed to be securely worn on your chest within a device holster (included), the SQUID offers hands-free, eyes-free language translation capabilities, allowing users to focus attention on their tasks, not their equipment.
Engineered with the same rugged construction as our legendary Phraselator P2, the SQUID offers access to over 2,000 phrases, giving military, law enforcement, first responders and correctional officers unparalleled communication control.
APPLICATIONS
Service members conducting checkpoint operations and disturbance investigations benefit greatly from tools that act as force multipliers. In these situations, they rely on Voxtec translation devices to inform and prepare civilians for search procedures in a calm, accurate manner.
Humanitarian efforts require specialized tactics that allow service members to reassure citizens and collect actionable intelligence. Language modules stored within Voxtec devices provide service members the ability to identify peacekeeping forces, administer aid and collect intelligence relating to the locations of insurgents or weapons.
To maximize its effectiveness in all situations, our Phraselator® P2 device is equipped with the ability to record several hours of commentary. For example, lengthy responses to open-ended questions such as, “Tell me what you have seen,” can be captured in the speaker&squo;s native language and later translated back to English using a trusted translator.