The website is available in both Hungarian and English, thanks to Gábor Olaszy, electrical engineer, phonetician and Kálmán Abari, programmer, mathematician and behavioural analyst.
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Until the 20th century, it was only a mere pipe dream for mankind to understand the detailed structure, function, perception and comprehension mechanisms of speaking. Phonetic and speech acoustics research and digital technology have provided the basis for the digitisation of speech, the solution to the problem of speech generation from text by machines.
One of the aims of this website is to present the important stages of this development as a digital multimedia museum. Another aim is to give young people a peek into the strange science of speech technology, mainly for educational purposes, and to inspire them to think new thoughts.