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Whisper sweet math in my ear…

By Murray Bourne, 18 Aug 2005

Came across this software just now: MathTalk. It combines Dragon Naturally Speaking and Scientific Notebook so that you can create mathematics on SNB using your voice. It also allows a braille translation.

Their demos look surprisingly like my math video efforts with SNB.

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