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Speech to Speech
How does it work?>Speech to Speech
Speech to Speech (STS) enables a person with a speech impairment to communicate over the telephone using his or her own voice or voice synthesizer.
STS calls can be made by anyone with or without a speech impairment, as long as one of the parties has a speech impairment.
Specially trained Relay Assistants (RA) provide Speech-to-Speech service by acting as the speech-impaired user's voice. The RA will listen and repeat the speech-impaired user's dialogue to the called party, as necessary.
NZ Relay's unparalleled equipment and exceptional RA training ensure that speech-impaired users will be heard and understood.
All STS calls are strictly confidential.
STS calls can be made by anyone with or without a speech impairment, as long as one of the parties has a speech impairment.
Specially trained Relay Assistants (RA) provide Speech-to-Speech service by acting as the speech-impaired user's voice. The RA will listen and repeat the speech-impaired user's dialogue to the called party, as necessary.
NZ Relay's unparalleled equipment and exceptional RA training ensure that speech-impaired users will be heard and understood.
All STS calls are strictly confidential.
Resources:
Speech to Speech Introduction & Instructions
Added on Sat, 15 May 2010