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Pandorabots.com and Oddcast Pave the Way for the Next Generation of Human-Computer Interaction.


Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

OAKLAND, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 1, 2003

(V)Host(TM) Technology Makes Intelligent Agents More Realistic and

Easier to Design

Pandorabots.com is blurring the line between man and machine, paving the way for the next generation of human interaction. At Pandorabots.com, users can create, design and publish intelligent software chat robots (Bots), and deploy them to anyone via the Internet. And, now, thanks to Oddcast Inc.'s (V)Host(TM) product, they can give their bot (1) (roBOT) A program used on the Internet that performs a repetitive function such as posting a message to multiple newsgroups or searching for information or news. Bots are used to provide comparison shopping. Bots also keep a channel open on the Internet Relay Chat (IRC).  a customized face and voice.

Pandorabots' mission is to introduce the concept of these virtual personalities to potential users, and give them the tools they need to create successful and profitable commercial ventures. "The potential of software chat robots is limitless," says Fritz fritz  
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 Kunze, founder of Pandorabots. "Pandorabots can be used as virtual website tour guides and hosts, customer service reps, consumer messaging, interactive cartoon characters -- the possibilities are endless!"

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, President of Oddcast agrees. "We're thrilled to join forces with Pandorabots," he says. "By using the Pandorabots technology, our virtual hosts become more than interactive conversational agents -- they become intelligent virtual beings."

Pandorabots are based on the A.L.I.C.E./AIML Open Source technology created by Dr. Richard Wallace Richard Wallace may refer to:
  • Sir Richard Wallace, 1st Baronet (1818 - 1890), art collector
  • Richard Wallace (1894-1951), motion picture director
  • Richard Wallace (born 1960), Chairman of A.L.I.C.E.
 (www.alicebot.org), and implemented in Lisp. Kunze believes this combination makes Pandorabots the fastest and most flexible chat bots (chat roBOT) A robot designed to talk to humans about various subjects. See ALICE.  currently available. "Lisp technology makes it easy to add new features and support huge databases," he emphasizes.

Oddcast is the leader in rich-media communications. Their (V)Host(TM) Studio and (V)Host SitePal(TM) allow users to bring their imagination to life by creating bots that have their own face, voice and style.

For more information on Pandorabots' tools and services, contact info@pandorabots.com. For more information on Oddcast products, contact info@oddcast.com.

Info@pandorabots.com

www.pandorabots.com

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