NEWS: Chatbots.org survey on 3000 US and UK consumers shows it is time for chatbot integration in customer service!read more..
| by Siris since Jan 2003 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Un bot che presenta le potenzialità degli assistenti virtuali per i siti commerciali, una sorta di demo commerciale che ha anche finalità di assistenza al sito.
| 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.
| by Elitech since Jul 2002 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Picture, Commercial |
Ellis is het proof of concept van (web)botbouwers Elitech. Ellis weet alles over het bedrijf dat haar heeft ontwikkeld en zij geeft antwoorden met een begeleidend scherm rechts van haar. Ellis heeft een eigen persoonlijkheid, schelden vindt ze bijvoorbeeld niet leuk. Ellis is ook beschikbaar via SMS en MSN
| by Matthews Rodgers since Jul 2002 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
AIB Artificial Intelligence Being 2003 (C)Isomer Programming(TM) is an advanced chatterbot intended to be used as a desk assistant and for entertainment purposes, with speech recognition and text-to-speech synthesis.
| by Elzware since Jun 2002 in English, Web, Facial expressions, Gestures, Proof of Concept, Social, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
This is Yhaken. He's been around for quite some time now, but that doesn't mean he's out of touch. Say hello. Ask him a question. Challenge him on more conceptual matters.| by TELECOM ParisTech since Jan 2002 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Research |
Greta is a real-time three dimensional embodied conversational agent with a 3D model of a woman compliant with MPEG-4 animation standard. She is able to communicate using a rich palette of verbal and nonverbal behaviours. Greta can talk and simultaneously show facial expressions, gestures, gaze, and head movements.
Chat-Bot
a chatbot
| by Wendell Cowart and Robert Glenn since Apr 2001 until Jan 2005 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
No more information about this chatbot is available. Please contact us if you could provide us with additional information.
Web-One
a chatbot
| by Robby Garner since Feb 2001 until Jul 2003 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Robby Garner (b. 1963) is a natural language programmer and software developer. He won the 1998 and 1999 Loebner Prize Contests with the program called Albert One. Albert One is still a superior program to anything Garner has developed since, even though only a handful of people have actually seen it or conversed with it. A derivative program called Albert2 was written as an attempt to get a similar variety of response methods as a single executable program. Albert2 was made available briefly from Garner's web page, but soon became the prototype for HuMimics' "Web One" and was eventually abandoned by Garner when HuMimics closed down in 2003.
eLise
a chatbot
| by Andreas Schmidt since Jan 2001 until Jan 2012 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
eLise ist die virtuelle Repräsentantin des Softwareentwicklers Andreas Schmidt. Sie unterhält sich mit den Besuchern seiner Website und hilft ihnen, sich auf der Seite zurechtzufinden.
| by Alan J. Brown since Jan 2001 in English, Web, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
2001 sees launch of a HAL like Chatterbot by a young Scottish developer. Leo has the ability to converse in any language and learn about subjects from it's user.
Grey out: