German Autolabs’ platform delivers AI-powered voice assistance for global fleets. Customizable, offline-capable, quick to deploy and industry-tailored. Improving safety and adding business automation for streamlined workflows and greater efficiency.
German Autolabs’ voice AI platform keeps drivers’ eyes on the road while delivering mission critical information in a timely and safe manner.
Voice assistance needs to take many forms. The German Autolabs platform is quick to deploy – regardless of device or system – enterprise-ready and scalable.
Global fleets and manufacturers trust German Autolabs to augment their drivers with voice assistance – from parcel fulfilment specialists, to long-haul logistics, to mobile sales and service teams. Whatever your business challenge, our products bring intelligent cutting-edge voice experiences to mobility professionals around the world.
We augment Last Mile and Same Day delivery drivers with voice assistance to improve safety and efficiency. Features such as SafePlace, NextJob and RouteBriefing give drivers the competitive edge.
German Autolabs Automotive is powered by a highly versatile stack. Out-the-box functionality and next-gen performance without the need for expensive in-vehicle computing platforms.
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The parcel industry is exploding, but logistics and delivery companies can’t keep up with demand. That’s why German Autolabs is developing AI-powered language tools to help recruit and train new drivers. CEO Holger G. Weiss explains all in his latest article.
Full Article >Don explains how he designed an interface that isn’t really supposed to be looked at, and when it occasionally goes wrong, how he finds empathy in ambient music.
Full Article >We wanted our voice assistant to be safer and smarter for professional drivers, so we set about developing a special new technology to scan the road ahead. Introducing: Safety Feed.
Full Article >Duygu Altinok, our senior Natural Language Processing engineer, on how she makes sense of noisy in-vehicle environments and why she fell in love with Portuguese.
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