Projects

JACY is a cooperation project of DFKI and YY Technologies, Mountain View, Ca, USA. It is aimed to develop an open source grammar of Japanese. This grammar will be developed in the formalism of Head-Dr

To provide better services to their customers and to optimise their resources, airports and airline companies need to forecast the number of air passengers, their destination, or their intended travel

Ensuring consistency and quality in large-scale, multilingual, distributed documentation infrastructures is a complex task - available software applications are not able to guarantee the consistent us

MUMIS will develop base technology, demonstrated within a laboratory prototype, to support automated multimedia indexing and to facilitate search and retrieval from multimedia databases in specific do

MUCHMORE develops technologies that will result in a prototype system for cross-lingual information organization and access for the medical domain. The project provides a framework in which at the sam

CLASS (Collaboration in LAnguage and Speech Science and technology) is an Accompanying Measure of the European Commission in FP5. It coordinates cluster and cross-cluster research among the RTD projec

MUSI addresses the problem of multilingual summarisation to facilitate access to information retrieval systems and, in particular, access to the content of electronic documents over the Internet. As a

The project will develop an intelligent work tool for researching information. A wide variety of applications are imaginable such as intelligent library services or as an advanced information service

MARY is a Text-to-Speech Synthesis System for German, English and Tibetan. It was originally developed as a collaborative project of DFKI's language technology lab and the Institute of Phonetics at Sa

The World Wide Web offers a wealth of texts, tables and maps for you to browse through. But computing your own results from that information is a headache. You must transfer the data to your computer,