Natural language processing (NLP) allows for natural interaction with robots and computers. It is about making our technology more human.
Natural language processing (NLP) refers to giving computers, robots and other technincal systems the ability to talk and listen like a person. For example, NLP let’s you:
- Have robots acting as receptionists, tourist guides of friendly companions
- Use you computer while having your hands free to do other things
- Speak to technical systems as if they were a person.
At its core, natural language processing is about having computers and robots being easier, friendlier and more human to use.
NLP in your business
We can help you create awesome solutions for your business using NLP. We’ll handle all of the complexities and create great user experiences for your business and your customers – no matter the size of you organization or the industry you’re operating in.
Technological framework
Natural language processing can refer to many separate things. An NLP solution often involves speech recognition, natural language understanding, natural language generation. Furthermore, letting robots actually speak words requires speech synthesis. At Dyno Robotics, we use several different frameworks which let us create great experiences.
Dialogflow
Dialogflow is a natural language processing platform that includes many relevant technologies needed to make an NLP solution. It is cloud-based, and owned by Google. With the help of Dialogflow and custom software, we create friendly and engaging robots.
LUIS
Language Understanding (LUIS) is much like Dialogflow, but it is instead owned by Microsoft runs on Azure cloud. It uses custom machine-learning intelligence to process and understand users speech, and then generate appropriate answers and actions.
GPT-3
GPT-3 is a cutting edge autoregressive language model that uses deep learning to produce human-like text. It has only been around since 2020, and recently it became available in Swedish aswell. We use GPT-3 to create groundbreaking experiences, blurring the line of humans and robots.
