http://uniphore.com/blog An insiders view to speech-based mobility Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:47:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://uniphore.com/blog/2012/03/the-value-of-incubation/#comment-892 Auth Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:47:39 +0000 http://uniphore.com/blog/?p=133#comment-892 Vijay,I am pasting my post on my blog Killing the ftuure as i think it make some sense to what you were trying to express.My definition of an entrepreneur is a person who believes in his dreams and the one who is ready to take big risks and the one who is motivated by his passion and vision to move ahead during failures.If you have noticed those startups and entrepreneurs who made it big, the one thing that accelerated their growth is the adversities and challenges they had faced. Failures and unfavorable conditions were a motivating force for them. There is a common notion that 95% of all the startups fail within the first 3 years and rest 5% will definitely make it big, becuase they now have survived the maximum challenges they can face in the last three years.For the same reason, very people got into entrepreneurship and all of them got into the same for the sheer passion involved in it. Success or failure these people really enjoyed what they did and they are the true entrepreneurs.Now circa 2006, the situation is changing ..thanks to the media hype..thanks to incubators..thanks to seed funds and VC’s and angels..a lot of people are getting into entrepreneurship. So for those who is never ready to take risks or never wanted to take up challenges in life a new ecosystem has evolved…rather than bootstrapping you have an incubator where you shell out 1500 Rs and you get a fully furnished workspace, then you have seed funds to fund, you have mentors who will guide you through the proper channel and some incubators even pay you a monthly incentive apart from the seed fund. But will these startups ever make it big….my answer is no, or these startups will ever continue to be mama’s boy or milk babies, they will never take risks becuase they never got a chance to know the challenges and they will always go by conventional wisdom…the reason these entrepreneurs will never get into entrepreneurship, if there were no incubators, if there were no seed funds, if there were no mentors. They decided to try their luck becuase of the minimum risks rather than believing in their dreams or taking up their passion.So for the same reason even though they may be successful , they may not make it that big..say a google or a yahoo or a microsoft. So by breast feeding our babies…are we killing the ftuure ! Vijay,I am pasting my post on my blog Killing the ftuure as i think it make some sense to what you were trying to express.My definition of an entrepreneur is a person who believes in his dreams and the one who is ready to take big risks and the one who is motivated by his passion and vision to move ahead during failures.If you have noticed those startups and entrepreneurs who made it big, the one thing that accelerated their growth is the adversities and challenges they had faced. Failures and unfavorable conditions were a motivating force for them. There is a common notion that 95% of all the startups fail within the first 3 years and rest 5% will definitely make it big, becuase they now have survived the maximum challenges they can face in the last three years.For the same reason, very people got into entrepreneurship and all of them got into the same for the sheer passion involved in it. Success or failure these people really enjoyed what they did and they are the true entrepreneurs.Now circa 2006, the situation is changing ..thanks to the media hype..thanks to incubators..thanks to seed funds and VC’s and angels..a lot of people are getting into entrepreneurship. So for those who is never ready to take risks or never wanted to take up challenges in life a new ecosystem has evolved…rather than bootstrapping you have an incubator where you shell out 1500 Rs and you get a fully furnished workspace, then you have seed funds to fund, you have mentors who will guide you through the proper channel and some incubators even pay you a monthly incentive apart from the seed fund. But will these startups ever make it big….my answer is no, or these startups will ever continue to be mama’s boy or milk babies, they will never take risks becuase they never got a chance to know the challenges and they will always go by conventional wisdom…the reason these entrepreneurs will never get into entrepreneurship, if there were no incubators, if there were no seed funds, if there were no mentors. They decided to try their luck becuase of the minimum risks rather than believing in their dreams or taking up their passion.So for the same reason even though they may be successful , they may not make it that big..say a google or a yahoo or a microsoft. So by breast feeding our babies…are we killing the ftuure !

]]> http://uniphore.com/blog/2012/02/speaker-recognition-using-voice-biometrics/#comment-829 admin Mon, 16 Apr 2012 17:27:31 +0000 http://uniphore.com/?p=19#comment-829 Ashish, Thanks for the comment, and sorry for the delay in response. In our four years of operations, Uniphore hasn't experienced a single false authentication. Tested against the best mockery artists as well as recordings of voice, the system simply can't be entered through forgery. We believe that as more people see this, Voice will become the dominant biometric, as it is the most natural and convenient form. Ashish, Thanks for the comment, and sorry for the delay in response. In our four years of operations, Uniphore hasn’t experienced a single false authentication. Tested against the best mockery artists as well as recordings of voice, the system simply can’t be entered through forgery. We believe that as more people see this, Voice will become the dominant biometric, as it is the most natural and convenient form.

]]> http://uniphore.com/blog/2012/04/uniphores-latest-mhealth-launch-in-the-news/#comment-824 Henrietta C. Patten Mon, 16 Apr 2012 03:57:46 +0000 http://uniphore.com/blog/?p=141#comment-824 I love the valuable info you supply in your posts. I like your writing style. I love the valuable info you supply in your posts. I like your writing style.

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]]> http://uniphore.com/blog/2012/02/speaker-recognition-using-voice-biometrics/#comment-806 Ashish Gautam Sat, 14 Apr 2012 08:38:55 +0000 http://uniphore.com/?p=19#comment-806 Nice!!! But the main issue in this technology would be, can the voice forgery be escaped? If it can be, then its going to be proved the best amongst other technologies today we have in the field of Biometrics. Nice!!!
But the main issue in this technology would be, can the voice forgery be escaped?
If it can be, then its going to be proved the best amongst other technologies today we have in the field of Biometrics.

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