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Its Quillpad for Indian Languages!
Techtree News Staff, Sep 13, 2006 1828 hrs ISTTachyon Technologies has reportedly developed an all-new technology named "Quillpad" that allows users to send e-mails by typing in Indian languages.
According to reports, Tachyon Technologies, a software company, has developed an all-new technology named "Quillpad" that allows users to send e-mails by typing in Indian languages.
The new technology has been developed by two technocrats; K S Sreeram and Ram Prakash H, founders of Tachyon Technologies, which was started in the year 2000.
With Artificial Intelligence (machine learning techniques), Quillpad can be used not only for writing emails, but also for browsing the Internet or any other document containing Indian languages. Also, while browsing, it automatically learns the language patterns.
According to Tachyon, this learning is just one-time, after which the trained set of patterns can be deployed by all users of Quillpad technology. The newly developed technology enables predictive transliteration.
Further, the company says that Quillpad is unlike most transliteration systems available today that expect users to follow set rules while typing. Quillpad rather allows users to type instinctively, and gives out correct translations for the same. All the user needs to do is type-in the text which he/she wishes to input, and Quillpad promises to automatically predict what the user's typing corresponds to. In short, the company says the new technology does not demand exact typing of words.
Quillpad helps users type in different Indian languages such as Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam, to name a few. Those interested can lay their hands on the beta version available at http://quillpad.in.
The new technology has been developed by two technocrats; K S Sreeram and Ram Prakash H, founders of Tachyon Technologies, which was started in the year 2000.
With Artificial Intelligence (machine learning techniques), Quillpad can be used not only for writing emails, but also for browsing the Internet or any other document containing Indian languages. Also, while browsing, it automatically learns the language patterns.
According to Tachyon, this learning is just one-time, after which the trained set of patterns can be deployed by all users of Quillpad technology. The newly developed technology enables predictive transliteration.
Further, the company says that Quillpad is unlike most transliteration systems available today that expect users to follow set rules while typing. Quillpad rather allows users to type instinctively, and gives out correct translations for the same. All the user needs to do is type-in the text which he/she wishes to input, and Quillpad promises to automatically predict what the user's typing corresponds to. In short, the company says the new technology does not demand exact typing of words.
Quillpad helps users type in different Indian languages such as Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam, to name a few. Those interested can lay their hands on the beta version available at http://quillpad.in.
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