Asterisk Speech Application Zone

Code examples, grammars and tools for the Asterisk Community

Welcome to the Asterisk Speech Application Zone. This portal not only showcases the entries to the LumenVox Speech-enabled Asterisk Application Contest, but also provides downloads to a variety of resources helpful to anyone building Asterisk applications using the LumenVox Speech Engine.

Live Weather Application

Author: Adrian Isles

The winning entry for the Application Contest for Q2, from Adrian Isles, is a speech-enabled application that can query the user for either the name of a city and state or a zip code, then return updated internet weather information for the location given.

Asterisk Dial Plan Pizza Demo

Author: Randal Rand

Here you will find the "original" pizza-ordering demo on Asterisk using the Dial Plan.
Download Pizza Demo Prompts created by the voice of Asterisk, Allison Smith.

Serving Up Java Code on Asterisk

Author: Steve Prior

Steve Prior, winner of the Application contest for Q1 2007 took the LumenVox pizza ordering demo and completely ported it to Java on Asterisk with original code!

Simple Speech-enabled Call Router

Author: Stephen Keller

This simple speech-enabled call router by LumenVox helps to complete the basic speech demonstration that comes with the Asterisk Speech API.

Sample Grammar of Blood Types

Author: Kenny Shumard

This sample grammar was created by Kenny Shumard of Digium to recognize human blood types.

Resources

About the Contest

This is a quarterly contest to find sample application code, grammars, prompts and tools to post in this Asterisk Speech Application Zone. The panel of judges look for uniqueness and usability, and if your submission is chosen, you win free speech recognition software. Not only that, but you will be helping your fellow Asterisk community members speed up their application development process -- and you might find some useful code for yourself!

What is the prize?

5 LumenVox Speech Engine Lite licenses.

(a value of $1225)

Deadlines and Details?

The deadline to submit your entry is June15th. The winner will be contacted via email by June 30th. Please send a brief description of your application, along with the sample code, grammars, prompts or tools to News@LumenVox.com.

All submissions will be considered public domain, and could potentially be posted on the internet. Please only send original code, commented code preferred. LumenVox can not endorse or be held responsible for the performance of any submission. If you would like to use these in a production environment and need help, we will need to charge you for that support.

Good Luck, and may the best application code win!