How Reverie Language Technologies Is Bridging The Digital Divide For Native Language Users In India

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How Reverie Language Technologies Is Bridging The Digital Divide For Native Language Users In India

Simulated Reality | by Analytics India Magazine

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5 years ago

How Reverie Language Technologies Is Bridging The Digital Divide For Native Language Users In India

In the latest episode of Simulated Reality Podcast, we are joined by Vivekanand Pani, Co-founder & CTO of Reverie Language Technologies, a startup which is working to democratise Indian internet services for native language speakers, be it accessing content or AI systems.

Reverie’s Language-as-a-Service (LaaS) platform includes multiple digital and NLP solutions aiming to bring the internet closer to millions of Indians. Its content conversion services provide real-time, contextual localisation of static and dynamic content on websites and mobile applications in 11 Indian languages.

During the podcast, Vivekanand shared his story, all the way from being a broke founder in 2009 to selling his company to Reliance for nearly ₹ 200 crores in 2019. Vivek also told about the different challenges he faced in the startup's journey like hiring talented employees, convincing the market, as well as collecting native language data sets.

Check out this video podcast version of this Simulated Reality podcast at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e73TonAqQ9o