The following web pages are examples of our technology in action. In addition, several video clips are presented below as captured directly from earlier sessions.

WebMail Demo

The WebMail-Demo shows how text messages are automatically converted into an animated video message. This might be the case for animated greeting cards, for subscription based news services and for many more services.

A message will be sent to the receiver as .AVI-file. All you need to replay the file on your PC is a Microsoft Windows Media Player as it comes with Microsoft Windows in its standard configuration. If you're using a dial-up Internet connection, please download the .AVI-file before viewing by right clicking on the link and selecting "Save Target As..." If you're using DSL, cable modem or other fast Internet connection, simply click on the video clip link.

Demo BuddyChat

This demo shows how a text chat which comes together with all popular instant messaging applications might be enriched. In those applications, you can chat with all your friends and colleagues that are part of your list. The demo shows how these services are becoming even more entertaining when you add a picture of your counterpart that acts as a speaker. Your buddies will read their message to you.

This demo illustrates the principle - the whole process is simulated on one single PC. You enter a message and send it to yourself on the same PC. The result is displayed after some 30 secondes as animated clip. Since this is a web-based simulation and not a fully integrated productized integration, the process takes a short time delay of about 30 secs.

The demo works with Microsoft Internet Explorer only.

Mobile Demos

Our mobile demos are live WAP-applications. You should access the demo using your mobile phone which supports WAP access. The animationclip is sent in a 3GP-Format which can be played on latest mobile phones that support MMS and that are equipped with a 3GP player.

TTS Engine

Please be aware that the speech output is completely driven by the underlying TTS-engine. We use an AT&T engine with two standard voices for American and British English. We support as well other leading TTS engines such as a capela, Scansoft, and many more.