Reference Sites and Testimonials
"The Microcone is a unique, high quality product that lets us capture meetings and discussions easily and without disruption. It is central to our work in including recorded meetings in personal information management systems."
Steve Renals, Professor of Speech Technology, University of Edinburgh.
"Being able to use the Microcone in our research has the definite advantage of saving us much time and effort for coding of speech-related nonverbal behavior in social interactions where two or more individuals talk. Moreover, the Microcone produces more reliable data than conventional coding."
Professor Marianne Schmid Mast, University of Neuchatel.
"My research group uses the Microcone to develop methods to analyze group interaction automatically. I cannot think of an audio sensing system in the market that is as portable, easy to use, and extensible."
Daniel Gatica-Perez, Senior Researcher, Idiap Research Institute
“Microcone Recorder allows us to better evaluate the information we gather from our focus groups, quickly and accurately. Teamed with the simple user interface and crystal clear quality, this system is great for large businesses as well as smaller operations such as ours”
Craig Malloy, Executive Director.
“The Microcone is one of the very few recordings solution designed for the capturing of meetings. It excels in its compactness and high build quality, allowing for pristine clarity and performance. Our group uses the Microcone to bring speech technology to a range of applications, from meetings to assistive technology."
Dr Thomas Hain, Senior Lecturer, University of Sheffield
Research Publications involving the Microcone
J. Kilgour, J. Carletta, S. Renals, "The Ambient Spotlight: personal multimodal search without query", in Proceedings of the International Conference on Multimodal Interfaces and the Workshop on Machine Learning for Multimodal Interaction, ACM, 2010.
J. Kilgour, J. Carletta, S. Renals, "The Ambient Spotlight: Queryless desktop search from meeting speech", in Proceedings of the 2010 international workshop on Searching spontaneous conversational speech, ACM, 2010.


