After more than a year testing and a million users worldwide, the mobile voice search Sherpa Next , designed by a young Spanish entrepreneur to compete with Google and Apple will be available in its final version the next week on a free app on Google Play .
“This new technology breaks with everything on the market to combine personal assistant capabilities capabilities search engine and predictive capabilities , and all with a design and a unique user experience, “the company reported this week in a press release.
Sherpa , the number one voice assistant for Android devices in Spanish understand concepts and presents the search results in the most appropriate format, according to the company.
Sherpa Next is based on patented technology and natural language semantics combined with artificial intelligence not only based on words as the other search engines and will be available on June 11 for mobile phones with operating system Android (from Google), according to CEO and founder of Sherpa, Xabier Uribe-Etxebarria.
Next Sherpa is based on patented technology and natural language semantics combined with artificial intelligence, for understanding Machine-Man .
The system uses a semantic analysis five levels that evaluates the information according to different sources to provide a really useful result for the user.
The startup screen anticipates the information needs of the user according to his preferences and learn the user.
For example, if you are looking for information over a city the system provides data on population, weather, maps and other relevant.
On a football team , the latest results are provided, the site official website of the equipment and the latest news published.
Sherpa uses dynamic models search and HTML5 in its modular graphic interface, so that the information is easily accessible from mobile devices.
Searchable with questions and concepts of natural language. For example, if asked “How old is Mick Jagger?”, The response includes the age of the singer but also his biography, photos, music streaming and links to other “sites” with relevant information.
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