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| since Mar 2005 in English, Web, Leisure, Proof of Concept, Text recognition, Avatar, Research |
This chatbot is one of Rome's famous talking statues, Madama Lucrezia, which stands on the corner of Palazzetto Venezia in piazza San Marco. She probably represents Isis as she was taken from a temple dedicated to this goddess. | by Daden since Jan 2004 in English, Web, Text recognition, Avatar, Amateur |
Halo is a chatbot who speaks and writes down everything she says. Halo has a wide range of general knowledge and has features such as real-time news and weather feeds. Halo doesn't initially have much of a memory. She remembers name, location, job and source during the conversation, and these can be used as triggers following a no match to get the conversation going.
| by Artificial Solutions since Jan 2003 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Customer service, Facial expressions, Home & living, Sales, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Anna is IKEAs virtual assistant. Anna answers questions about IKEA products, prices, sizes, delivery, spare-parts, opening hours etc. and opens related pages in a browser window. Furthermore, Anna knows when your local IKEA restaurant is open and what they serve for lunch! She also answers simple but personal questions like 'what's your name?' On top, she shows emotions, for example if she couldn't find information you are looking for.
| by Daden since Nov 2002 in English, Web, Branded conversations, Sales, Text recognition, Avatar, Commercial |
Toby is avirtual marketing assistant. Toby provides visitors to their web site with an informative and eye-catching introduction to their services. | 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 Jeremy Gardiner since Feb 1985 in English, Web, Social, Text recognition, Avatar, Amateur |
The designer of CHAT started a experimental BASIC program in about 1985. It grow out to what we have now. Chat is launched in 2003 in english. Later on in 2003 CHAT learned French, German, Italian, Portoghese, Spanish and Dutch. CHAT learns from the user during the conversation but learning is not retained afterwards.
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