BHASHINI and UiPath have formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signaling a pivotal move towards wider adoption of BHASHINI and the UiPath Business Automation Platform.
The focus of this collaboration is the integration of BHASHINI's language models with the UiPath Business Automation Platform. The aim is to facilitate seamless language translations of documents and other essential areas, specifically targeting Indian languages supported by BHASHINI.
UiPath is a New York based leading automation software company specialising in Robotic Process Automation (RPA). In simpler terms, they create digital robots that can mimic human actions to automate repetitive tasks within computer applications and software.
On the other hand, Bhashini operates as an AI-driven language translation system, breaking down language barriers and enabling conversations between speakers of different Indian languages. The platform is accessible through dedicated Android and iOS apps, providing a user-friendly experience.
During the inauguration ceremony of Kashi Tamil Sangamam 2.0 in Varanasi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently used the real-time Artificial Intelligence-based translation tool BHASHINI while addressing the audience who understood Tamil.
Bhashini has also partnered with RBIH (Reserve Bank innovation Hub) to launch the Reserve Bank of India's Public Tech Platform for Frictionless Credit in multiple languages to make financial services more accessible across languages.
Bhashini's commitment to open-source datasets and models, along with its crowdsourcing initiative "Bhasadaan," strengthens the platform's evolution and accuracy, fostering collaboration within India's AI community.
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