Unedited video: A demonstration of Novauris Technologies speech recognition software being used to recognise US addresses of the form Number Street City State. The number can be said naturally, rather than having to be spoken as a list of digits.

Unedited video: A demonstration of addresses of the form "number, street, city, state" being recognised using NovaSearch Compact running on an iPAQ. All of the utterances are correctly recognised and the results are displayed on a Google Map.

Unedited video: A demonstration of an iPAQ recognising addresses from a single spoken input and displaying the result as a Google map.

Unedited video: A demonstration of single input spoken address entry running on a Windows Mobile smart phone, with a map of the correctly recognised address being displayed using Google Maps.

Unedited video: A second demonstration of single-shot spoken address input running on a Windows Mobile smart phone. 3 addresses are correctly recognised and are then displayed using Google Maps.

Unedited video: Verizon Wireless' Get It Now Search powered by Novauris.

Unedited video: Recognition of any US street address spoken as number (digit string) street-city-state (5.2 million streets x unconstrained numbers) on an HP iPAQ PDA.

Unedited video:US "points of interest" (2,500 cities; 270 "generic" points of interest) being recognized on an HP iPAQ PDA.

Unedited video: US street-city-state addresses (5.2 million items) being recognized on an HP iPAQ PDA in very high noise at Mobile World 2008 in Barcelona (poor quality video made with a mobile phone -- all inputs were correctly recognized).

Unedited video: Japanese railway stations (8504 in all) being recognized on an HP iPAQ PDA. (One error on first presentation of "Hiroshima".)