German-Based AI-Powered Series at TechCrunch Disrupt SF
Among the various TechCrunch Disrupt SF luncheons and receptions, there is a particular one for German-based startups. It’s called the German Innovation – A Luncheon Reception. It’s held at the CSAM Conference Center in San Francisco. Here we will discuss about Germanybased Aipowered Seriescoldeweytechcrunch.
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Lengoo
Founded in 2015, Lengoo is a language service provider. It provides AI-powered translation services to businesses. The company has a network of over 10,000 freelance linguists in 120 countries. Lengoo’s software is subscription-based and designed to be simple to use.
Lengoo offers a range of services, including translation, voice messages, text messages and video calls. The company provides customer support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The company also has a free trial.
Lengoo uses artificial intelligence to match businesses with freelance linguists. The company customizes their language models based on customer data. The feedback from the translation process helps train the models. The company’s AI is fast and accurate. Lengoo also uses voice recognition technology. This allows users to listen and talk instantly.
Lengoo has also been recognized by Deloitte’s fast 50, an award for the fastest growing technology companies. The company’s technology can be used to translate text, speech, and even the meaning of a product.
German Innovation – A Luncheon Reception
Guests attending the German House for Research and Innovation (DWIH) New Year’s Reception at the IRT research centre in Bangalore got a taste of the organization’s activities in the coming year. The reception was attended by industry experts and researchers. The night kicked off with a welcome speech by DWIH Director Heike Mock. She thanked delegates for attending and commended the organisations for supporting DWIH’s mission to internationalise science.
After the welcome speech, delegates were treated to a dinner reception. The dinner was sponsored by Sony and the Augustiner-Keller restaurant. Various German organisations and universities were represented at the event. The evening was a memorable one for all involved.
The evening was capped off with a presentation on German innovation by Dr Jasper Wieck, Deputy Head of Mission of the German Embassy in India. During his presentation, he outlined the various collaborations between the two countries in science and technology. He also noted that the country has been at the forefront of solar and wind power generation.
TechCrunch Disrupt SF
Hundreds of startups, investors, and other industry experts will gather in San Francisco from October 18-22 for TechCrunch Disrupt SF. This is an event that is designed to give startups a platform to showcase their innovations and connect with investors.
In the weeks leading up to the event, the TechCrunch Disrupt app will allow attendees to build their schedules and find the right people for networking. Users can schedule meetings in advance and send invitations on the fly. The app also makes suggestions for attendees. The tech conference has an expo floor where companies can showcase their products and services. The Startup Alley will also be open to attendees.
The event will also feature sponsor activations. Sponsors include United Airlines, Accenture, and real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.
