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Real-time VoIP communications using n-Way selective language processing

  • US 8,279,861 B2
  • Filed: 12/08/2009
  • Issued: 10/02/2012
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/08/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A computer-implemented method of enabling real-time communication between multiple participants in a Session Initiation Protocol based on Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), the method comprising:

  • receiving, at a sending VOIP server, a real-time communication from a first participant in a first spoken language that initiates a dialog with a second participant, said real-time communication being broadcast to said second participant in said first spoken language;

    identifying, by a receiving VOIP server, a second spoken language to be received by said second participant for said real-time communication of said dialog;

    determining, by said receiving VOIP server, that said second spoken language is different than that of said first spoken language for said real-time communication of said dialog;

    translating, by said receiving VOIP server, said real-time communication of said dialog from said first spoken language to said second spoken language for said second participant to create a translated real-time communication of said dialog; and

    delivering, by said receiving VOIP server, said translated real-time communication of said dialog to said second participant in said second spoken language.

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