I/NET is a leading developer of conversational interface technology, which uses everyday spoken language to control computers and other electronic devices and systems. Unlike voice recognition systems that simply substitute sound for typed commands, a conversational interface provides a technological means for natural, intuitive dialogue between people and computing systems. Potential applications range from heavy industry to space missions to automotive telematics.

I/NET has assembled a team of leading scientists and software engineers to develop this technology. This team has worked with organizations such as NASA, where they developed conversational interfaces and intelligent control systems for robotic systems, and the Federal Government's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where they designed and developed autonomous navigation software for the Mars Rover prototype.

Phone Automation Manager Integration

I/NET provides integration services for the Phone Automation Manager application when necesssary. PAM is designed for installation and configuration by control and automation integrators or factory IT personnel. However, when customization requirements demand additional expertise I/NET is ready to meet the challenge.

Conversational Interface Integration

The Conversational Interface Toolkits developed by I/NET are ready to be incorporated into custom products in a number of different ways. PAM is one example of such a products, embedding the conversational engine into a shell that handles telephone calls and interface to automation systems.

I/NET is ready to work with developers to add state-of-the-art natural language understanding to there products and services. Conversational interface toolkits are available in both JAVA and Windows libraries that can easily be integrated in a variety of product types.