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| by Ron C. Lee since Jul 2008 in English, Web, Education, learn & lookup, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
"English Tutor" is developed to help English learners practice their English. It won 2011 Loebner Prize Junior Contest.
Cassandra
a chatbot
| by ejTalk since Aug 2007 in English, Web, Social, Speech recognition, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Cassandra is ejTalk's appropriately named "Figure of Speech." She strives to speak as naturally as possible about many topics. She is still in the toddler stage of growth but currently enjoys chatting about horoscopes and Hamlet. We're planning that one day soon she will be able to talk about many things and will grow into an assistant who will help us with ordinary tasks such as writing a shopping list, reminding us to take our medicine, and even quizzing us about books and plays...just for starters.
| by professor Ron Chang Lee since May 2007 in English, Web, Career & education, E-Learning, Facial expressions, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Animated avatar, Research |
Chatbot Mike works on free English as a Second Language website, a starting point for ESL/EFL learners who want to study English through the Web.
| by professor Ron Chang Lee since May 2007 in English, Web, Career & education, E-Learning, Facial expressions, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Text synthesis, Animated avatar, Research |
Michelle is face-to-face on-screen interactive tutor for English learners. She will correct your grammar, answer questions, converse on a variety of topics, be there 24/7, and won't charge a dime. She works online to help people improve their English.
| by Zabaware since Nov 2006 in English, Web, Social, Speech recognition, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Animated avatar, Commercial |
Ultra Hal is an AI platform from the company Zabaware in development since 1997. It is a learning bot that statistically analyzes past conversations to determine a response. It has a plug-in architecture and is fully scriptable and customizable for various uses. It supports many speech and graphics rendering engines for character representation and runs on many platforms including Windows, WWW, iPhone, Second Life, Twitter, and Facebook.
Simborg
a chatbot representing ARDA
| by Planet 9 Studios since Jul 2004 until Jul 2006 in English, Web, Facial expressions, Gaming, Proof of Concept, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Text synthesis, TV, Visual Entertainment, Creation & gaming, Avatar, Commercial |
Simborg was a conversational character built for the SAGE game. SAGE was an ARDA funded game that was used to test software tools for intelligence analysts. He used a CrazyTalk avatar and an Alice based chatbot engine.
| by Get Abby since Jan 2004 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Proof of Concept, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Video, Commercial |
GetABBY is a multi-platform speech, web and smart device solutions provider. We have over 30 years experience working with clients to ensure they have created actionable speech, web and smart device strategies, developed pragmatic operating processes, organization and technology plans that will allow them to quickly realize the potential benefits of their customer base, their brand, their organization and their infrastructure.
| by Media Semantics since Jan 2003 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Speech synthesis, Text recognition, Animated avatar, Commercial |
Kate is a talking, animated chatbot implemented using the Media Semantics Character Server. Media Semantics provides a complete platform for creating "virtual people applications, including dynamic Flash stream generation and server-side Text to Speech. The Character Server is compatible with a number of independent AI engines. For more information, including trial downloads and documentation, please visit http://www.mediasemantics.com.
Geisha
a chatbot representing Fujitsu
| by Planet 9 Studios since Aug 1997 until Aug 1999 in English, Web, Campaign, Culture, Gestures, Sales, Speech synthesis, Avatar, Commercial |
Animated avatar greeted visitors to Virtual Kyoto in Japanese.
Genius
a chatbot / virtual assistant representing Temps & Co.
| by Planet 9 Studios since Jul 1997 until Jul 2003 in English, Web, Career & education, Customer service, Facial expressions, Gesture recognition, Gestures, Sales, Speech synthesis, Animated avatar, Commercial |
Animated host used to greet visitors to Temps & Co employment cafes in the Washington DC area. Displayed on 42" vertical flat screen which was at the time, very novel. Developed for both live performance and in a preset animated version triggered by a motion sensor.
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