I’m using Pandorabots to power the software brain in Elias, a voice-controlled hardware robot made with MyRobotLab & InMoov. Using AIML features like the <learn> and <oob> tags, I can speak to and control Elias through a series of commands and can even teach him new behaviors. AIML also allowed us to reduce our Python scripts from thousands of lines to nine, and even more exciting features are coming soon thanks to Pandorabots technology.”

- Jens Edringer

I’m using Pandorabots to power Back Talk and Back Talk 2; a profitable, top selling mobile entertainment application with over a million downloads. The app features a conversational, fully interactive 3D character named Izar. Pandorabots free DIY tools and services made it extremely easy to develop Izar’s artificial intelligence and chatbot conversational abilities with a robust knowledge base of facts, trivia, and jokes.”

- Brian Rigsby

I used Pandorabots to power Skyvi, a.k.a. “Siri for Android:” a mobile application that used voice recognition and speech synthesis technology to enable people to talk to their very own personal assistant in natural language. Skyvi obeyed commands like look up the weather or post to Facebook, and even held witty, intelligent conversations. With close to ten million downloads, our users loved the app and rated Skyvi 4.5 stars on the Play Store!”

- Jeff Chen

I’m using Pandorabots to power the George Artificial Intelligence Engine 2.0 for tenbase2.com, a conversational chatbot application with a knowledge base that draws on closed-captioned text from major news television programs. The ability to generate my own text-simplified AIML patterns is especially useful because it allows me to perform better pattern matching against a data set that includes over 14,000 recorded television shows.”

- William Johnston