WO2004095821A2 - Operator performed voicemail transcription - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a method of providing voicemails to a wireless information device.
- the term 'wireless information device' used in this patent specification should be expansively construed to cover any kind of device with two way wireless information capabilities and includes without limitation radio telephones, smart phones, communicators, wireless messaging terminals, personal computers, computers and application specific devices. It includes devices able to communicate in any manner over any kind of network, such as GSM or UMTS, CDMA and WCDMA mobile radio, Bluetooth, IrDA etc.
- Voicemail has the sole purpose of storing voice messages from someone trying to call a user's telephone when that user is otherwise unavailable and then relaying those messages to the user when convenient. But today's voicemail systems, particularly for wireless information devices such as mobile telephones, fail to do this intelligently. The primary reason is the nature of the interface from the user's wireless information device to the remote voice mail server: typically, a mobile telephone user will call (or be called by) a voicemail server controlled by the network operator. The voicemail server will generate a synthetic voice announcing the number of messages to the user and then replaying the messages; various options are then spoken by the synthetic voice, such as
- voicemail is automatically converted, using a voice recognition computer, to a text message suitable for sending as an e-mail message and for viewing on a text display device such as a PC or laptop computer. Reading a written message can be quicker than having to listen to a spoken voicemail; there is also no need to write down important information from the message since it has already been transcribed.
- automated voicemail systems have quite limited performance and accuracy; they also slavishly transcribe the normal hesitations in human speech ('er', 'um', 'ah' etc.). When one is listening to human speech, one can readily filter out these sounds and concentrate on the substantive communication. Seeing these hesitations slavishly transcribed to an e-mail can make the sender appear less then lucid.
- Automated voice to text conversion can in theory also be deployed within a mobile telephone itself: reference may be made to the Nokia Short Voice Messaging system (see EP 1248486) in which a user can speak a message to his mobile telephone, which locally converts it to text using an automated voice recognition engine and then packages and sends it as a SMS message.
- a method of providing voicemail to a wireless information device comprising the steps of: (a) receiving a voice message at a voicemail server;
- voicemails are converted accurately, intelligently, appropriately and succinctly into text messages (e.g. SMS/MMS).
- FIGS. 1 — 3 are schematics of an entire voicemail process, starting from voicemail origination, voicemail processing and voicemail delivery; in accordance with the present invention
- Figure 4 depicts the format of a message notification (displayed in a messages in-box on a mobile telephone) for a voicemail transcribed using the method of the present invention
- Figure 5 depicts a conventional text message notification
- Figure 6 depicts how a voicemail transcribed using the method of the present invention appears as a text message displayed on a mobile telephone
- Figure 7 depicts a mobile telephone displaying a list of text messages in a messages in- box. A transcribed voice mail is present in the list; the callout shows how it would be displayed if selected;
- Figure 8 depicts a menu list of three new functions available as options relevant to a transcribed voicemail
- Figures 9A to 9D depict a GUI based voicemail management application for managing conventional audio voicemails
- Figure 10 depicts the operation of an application that enables a user to speak a message into his mobile telephone and have that remotely converted to a text message;
- Figure 11 shows the overall flow of actions at a voicemail server, indicating the actions initiated by user inputs
- Figure 12 shows the overall flow of actions occurring at the voice message transcribers
- Figure 13 shows a screen shot of the web-based interface used by voice message transcribers.
- the present invention is implemented by SpinVox Limited, London, United Kingdom as part of a suite of mobile telephone products:
- VoicemailViewTM Voicemail to Text system - This gives subscribers the option to have voicemail delivered to their mobile telephone as text (SMS /MMS or equivalent messaging format) with the option to hear the original voicemail on the mobile telephone.
- SMS Short message service for sending plain text messages to mobile telephones
- 'MMS' means the multimedia messaging service developed by 3GPP (Third Generation Partnership Project) for sending multimedia communications between mobile telephones and other forms of wireless information device.
- 3GPP Third Generation Partnership Project
- the terms also embrace any intermediary technology (such as EMS (Enhanced Message Service)) and variants, such as Premium SMS, and any future enhancements and developments of these services.
- VoicemailManagerTM A new Voicemail Management Application — This adds a GUI (graphical user interface) to the mobile telephone; it supplements (or replaces) the existing audio menu system (UI) provided by cellular phone voicemail systems and integrates the phone's call divert features, greetings controls and other related controls to provide a single environment (application) on the mobile telephone for voicemail management.
- GUI graphical user interface
- UI audio menu system
- VoiceMessengerTM Speech to Text system - This allows users to speak a text message into their mobile telephone, have it converted to text remotely and then sent without using the often tiring alphanumeric phone-pad entry system.
- a Service Company accesses the Network Operator's Voicemail system via fixed telephony and provides an external service direct to end users; see Figure 2, or houses its own voicemail system and delivers its service completely outside the Network Operator's service and is therefore network operator and handset independent, see Figure 3.
- Voicemail is converted into a SMS or MMS file by the voice transcription service: this is done not by automatic voice recognition systems, but instead by human operators. These operators are far more accurate and flexible than automated voice recognition systems and can intelligently interpret the message, eliminating unnecessary hesitations and repetitions to generate a short, simple and lucid message. Appendix II defines the requirements for effective and succinct transcription. The operators will often be able to significantly shorten messages to fit them within the current SMS text message ceiling of 160 characters (or else fit longer messages into multiple SMS messages via standard concatenation); with MMS however, there is no such ceiling.
- Voicemail provides all voicemail functions
- the mobile phone (or other wireless information device of some nature) will need to be upgraded OTA (Over the Air) or otherwise, in the following manner: B.l Viewing Voicemail-Text Messages
- Figure 4 shows a telephone handset icon that could be used next to a SMS message to indicate that it is a voicemail message in the messages inbox.
- a voicemail transcribed to text is present in the device's messages in-box; it has been sent from Homer Simpson.
- Figure 5 shows what the current SMS text icon looks like. Another solution would be to precede each header with something logical such as "V:" for voicemail - hence "V: Homer Simpson” would indicate a SMS transcribed voice mail from Homer Simpson.
- the time and date of the voicemail should be added (as not all gateways correctly timestamp sent messages), as shown in Figure 6.
- Figure 7 shows this in the context of a mobile telephone.
- the user has selected the 'Read' option for the highlighted transcribed voicemail (from Daniel Davies); the device displays the SMS in the normal manner, but with data and time added. It is also possible, just by pressing and holding a given key (in this illustration, key '1') to activate the normal audio-based voicemail playback function.
- Hear Original This allows the user to now hear the original voicemail and uses the unique i/d encoded into the SMS/MMS message to correctly connect to the original voice file. There are three options: (i) The user goes into the standard voicemail system and follows the existing audio prompts for hearing the message.
- This application can be used in either stand-alone or as integral part of the VoicemailView Voice to SMS/MMS system (or equivalent text delivery system) described above at B.l.
- the Voicemail Management application gives a user a GUI (Graphical User Interface) in addition to the standard audio prompts they are used to receiving when accessing and managing normal audio voicemail.
- GUI Graphic User Interface
- these controls will nearly all relate to standard DTMF tones that the voicemail system uses as input to it when the user currendy presses keys on their phone's keypad.
- Figure 9A shows the user calling Voicemail
- Figure 9B shows how a new management application has been invoked which first displays an Inbox's contents (here, 3 new audio calls and 2 stored audio calls) of all voicemails.
- the options menu operates as follows:
- the user is always offered the aural navigation options which are synchronised with what is shown on-screen, so that they have the best of both worlds.
- simple command based Speech Recognition the user may just speak the command they want to execute, so if the user wants to play new messages, they would just say "Play” and the VoicemailManager engine would recognise this command and do just that — play the message.
- the user goes into their Messaging/Text application running on their mobile telephone, simply selects the message recipient either from their phone's address book, or types their number in, then selects the new VoiceMessenger option, as shown in Figure 10, by pressing and holding the '2' key.
- the user might also be connected to the service to start with and will then simply speak the number or the name to a local (on the mobile telephone) or a remote voice recognition engine which will take the user through the process.
- the user When connected to the remote VoiceMessenger Engine, the user simply speaks his message and the remote VoiceMessenger Engine records it, and then sends the audio file for conversion to text using the human operator based voice transcription system.
- the text format message is then packaged as a SMS/MMS (email or other appropriate messaging system) and sent through the SMS/MMS etc. gateway. The user will be given aural prompts for controlling the input, hearing the conversion and sending the message.
- a user with an MMS enabled phone will be able to send voice-notes via an MMS which the human operator based voice transcription service will then transcribe and send on to their desired destination. They can also have their Voicemail converted and sent to their phone in MMS format if preferred.
- the prime function will be to auto-detect spoken phone numbers, and detect language to route audio files to the correct human operator staffed transcription bureau. It will also be used for detecting names and spoken numbers and addresses from the users online phone-book (see below) and commands for VoicemailManager controls.
- a standard voicemail server system with IVR is the foundation; the IVR is programmed as shown in the Figure 11 flowchart.
- the user's phone will (during technical provisioning shown below) have the '1' key (standard voicemail access key) re-programmed to automatically call the SpinVox voicemail server and have them automatically logged-in (unique phone-number + PIN) which takes them to the top level of the IVR tree.
- '1' key standard voicemail access key
- Each transcribed voicemail will contain a unique number starting with say a '4' (depends on final IVR tree configuration), so that when a user presses and holds '1' to connect to SpinVox's voicemail server, they simply press the unique message i/d — e.g. 403 which takes them to the 3 rd message they have in the queue.
- the IVR tree will allow a user to dial in using their unique Divert No. (Voicemail No.) and will then be prompted to enter their PIN.
- the IVR system will accept a user programming in a speed-dial that allows them to dial their unique SpinVox number + PIN. They are then able to access all features shown above. 2.3 Leaving a VoiceMail
- the user's phone is configured to divert to SpinVox voicemail under conditions they define shown below, where the caller will either hear :
- System records the caller's voicemail for either the default length (30 sees) or the user defined length (10s — 2 mins or any parameters SpinVox sets).
- this operates such that if the recording time of a message is less than a user set maximum time, then the message is transcribed, otherwise, it is not transcribed but instead a standard notification is sent to the user that they have a new voicemail to listen to in format shown below in 4c.
- a human transcriber may listen briefly to the voice message and write up a very short indication of the subject of the call which is sent to the message recipient.
- the system first looks up the user handset and limitations in a Phone database (supplied by SpinVox) and will then offer users relevant recording lengths.
- a Phone database supplied by SpinVox
- the system alerts the user that the recording length should be kept below say 30 seconds to ensure most messages fit in their phone and they are told why.
- default recording lengths for these handsets may need to be set to a commensurate length by the system for them.
- the above IVR diagram shows how a user accesses VoiceMessenger, whether directly from their mobile phone, or via another phone.
- the IVR system will accept a user programming in a speed-dial that allows them to dial their unique SpinVox number + PIN + '3'.
- user data (handset, network, etc ..) will be re-used to confirm to the user what they have selected.
- the steps are:
- Step 1 handset selection, from a drop down list shown on the provisioning screen (usually at the point of sale)
- Step 2 Voicemail View setup:
- Step 3 Call diverts selection: this explains how the mobile phone is normally setup to divert to the user's voicemail (under all the following conditions). The user can change these if he specifically wants it to divert to another person or number, and not his own voicemail
- Step 4 Call divert setup via SMS. Tells the customer that he has just been sent a SMS and should click on a specific button on the provisioning screen when received (or a different 'not' received' button if not received within 3 minutes).
- Step 5 Call divert setup: SMS.
- the provisioning screen informs the user that if he has received the configuration SMS, please do the following:
- Step 5 Call divert setup: Mobile phone.
- the provisioning screen informs the user:
- Step 6 Select delivery method.
- the provisioning screen allows the user to select how he would like to receive voicemails once they are converted to text (typical options *are SMS, MMS, MMS with the audio file, e-mail, e-mail with the audio file).
- the system then sends an appropriate vCard to the user's mobile telephone.
- Step 7 Voice Messenger setup.
- the provisioning screen informs the user:
- VoiceMessenger' Create a new 'Contact' called VoiceMessenger' that has the following number : + COUNTRY CODEJUSERS UNIQUE VOICEMAIL NUMBER_p_PIN NUMBER _#,1'
- FIG 12 shows the process flowchart for transcription.
- Each Transcriber logs in and starts receiving VoicemailView (see Figure 13 for the screen into which they type the transcribed message and from which they cause the message to be sent), or VoiceMessenger audio files to be transcribed (see Figure 14), one at a time. While logged-in there are only 2 states: message currently in the process of being transcribed, and pause.
- the 'From' field is from 'SpinVox VoicemailView' o
- VoiceMessenger an automatic SMS is sent to them with fields auto- populated where data is available, with the following text: ' m sorry, but we did't able to convert the message jou dictated [time/ date "to tel no. " if available]. Please try again in quiet surroundings and dictate clearyl . Thank jou. SpinVox. " o
- the 'From' field is 'SpinVox VoiceMessenger'. ⁇ Pause and re-queue current message Re-route current message to different language bureau, menu to select language or "unknown”. Transcriber taken back to queue to receive new message.
- the 'From' field is either auto-populated for the Transcriber if the user used DTMF, or if not, the Transcribe Assistant provides a field for the Transcriber to type it in.
- the system will automatically spell check the message and if any errors occur, correct them and display the corrections to the Transcriber with a prompt 'Accept & Send", or allow them to manually correct (as there might be a particular spelling they want).
- the spell checking process will include a real-noun dictionary relevant to the geographic area and culture of the user. So for example, in the UK the real-noun dictionary will contain not only English names, but place names, landmarks, road-names, chain establishment names (e.g. pubs, bars, restaurants, etc%), etc...
- the Transcriber just double clicks on the underlined word and is offered the closest matches. If need be, they can rewind and re-listen to that part of the message to make the appropriate selection. 5.4 Transcription Bureau Manager
- the key requirement is to deliver the actual message, not all the redundant information which is often spoken and left in a message.
- the Transcription service must minimally provide complete confidentiality of messages it transcribes within the Data Protection Act 98 or other legislation in force at the time.
- 'noise' e.g. : 'ummms', 'ahhh's', 'errr', 'ehmm', pauses, breaths, coughs, sneezes and other typical speech artefacts. These clearly mustn't be included in the transcription.
- phone numbers are a single string of numbers with no spaces:
- 00442075864103 should be +442075864103.
- the dictionary/spell checker used must include Real Nouns (names) and Place Names to assist in getting the information in the message right 1 st time.
- the local Transcription Bureau Manager must have a full calendar of all cultural, social and sporting events which they must plan for at least 2 days in advance. In addition, this will be critical to determining the likely load balancing required with staff. For instance, at the end of the recent England rugby world cup win, the text messaging and voicemail loads in the 2-3 hours that followed the match probably exceeded 300% of their normal levels and there would have been lots of references to players names, technical words used in the game (try, conversion, ruck, REQUIREMENT mall, etc%), foreign cities and locations, and of course the following day all the traffic related to people getting back from the event, etc... which will naturally skew the load balancing again.
- the message may contain 'drop-outs', 'gaps' or other interference due to temporary Network coverage issues. In this case, insert a ' ' where the word(s) are missing.
- the user will be notified via a text message using a standard template that there are undecipherable voice messages for them to listen to:
- the transcriptionist will include the following at the beginning of the message:
- SMS-Speak The official full listing of SMS-Speak is at : http://sites.ninemsn.com.au/minisite/web2sms/help/smsdict.asp
- the user may say "Insert symbol-name" and the transcriber will insert the appropriate symbol.
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