This post talks about how we use machine learning and text-to-speech (TTS) to set reminders for users and how Amazon Polly helps us with that.
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Today, we are open-sourcing a part of our proprietary technology powering Haptik’s apps – Chatbot NER. Chatbot developers across the globe can use Chatbot NER straight-out-of-the-box to build intelligence into their chatbots.
On 17th June, we hosted an meet-up of Data-Scientists in collaboration with DataGiri in Mumbai to demonstrate and give a hands-on experience of one of the machine learning modules underlying Haptik’s chatbots – ChatBot NER.
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We’ve just come home after hosting the nation’s very first Botathon, a hackathon for building conversational bots, in Bengaluru. A 2-day long event with 43 teams full of talented individuals competing to showcase their incredibly creative ideas of using a chat interface to empower their users – is exactly what we had wanted & expected and the Botathon didn’t disappoint!
This post is written by Nabendu Karmakar, Full Stack Engineer at Haptik. var yoJavascript = parseInt(‘Oops!’); if (yoJavascript == yoJavascript) {…
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This post is written by Sanchita Mishra, Sr. Software Quality Assurance Tester at Haptik. In the early days at Haptik…
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This post is written by Viraj Anchan, Full Stack Engineer at Haptik. Haptik is a chat application that connects users…
This post is written by Moses Gangipogu, DevOps Engineer at Haptik. Managing large development and production environments is a long…
This post is written by Viraj Anchan, Full Stack Engineer at Haptik. There’s an old saying that goes, “You only…
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