A Device & a Language Technology for Indian Languages
Categories for this Invention
Technology: Transliteration system for all the Indian languages into a single unique script called as “Bharati“; Industry: National Library & TKDL; Application Phone Apps
Market: The global language services market size id growing at a CAGR of 6.32% during 2024-2029.
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Problem Statement
- In the present era, there is a need of the art to develop an easy to learn script, which is made of a small number of strokes & suitable for use in Online Handwritten Character Recognition (OHCR) systems & has a rational composition.
- Further, there is no solutions discussed in the prior art patent literatures, & Present invention is addressed the issues efficiently.
Technology
- Present invention describes a device & a multilingual language technology for Indian languages.
- Further subject invention discussed about said device which is installed with an application capable of understading the script & translating it to a desired Indian language.
- The script of the present invention is made of a small number of strokes & has a rational composition, which is easy to learn, & suitable for use in OHCR systems.
Key Features / Value Proposition
- Present invention provides a transliteration system for all the Indian languages into a single unique script called as “Bharati“.
- Bharati script is entirely new script, consist of minimum characters having small number of strokes, that do not belongs to any language but transliterate all the major Indian language script.
- Thus our transliteration system includes a user interface with an application pre-programmed with Bharati characters that automatically identifies a text in an Indian language & transliterates the text.
- The tens of thousands of characters in all the major Indian languages can be transliterated using only these Bharati characters.
- A lot of morphologies of Bharati used are drawn from typically occurring themes in Indian alphabets systems & in English alphabets.
- Bharati vowels are distinguished by a unique diacritic added to a common base which resembles a ‘c’ character turned leftwards, indicating the character as a pure vowel.
- Recommended to implement the system in Traditional Knowledge Digital Library & other National Indian Libraries.
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Contact For Licensing
sm-marketing@imail.iitm.ac.in
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Research Lab
Prof. V Srinivasa Chakravarthy,
Department of Biotechnology
Intellectual Property
IITM IDF Ref. 875
Patent No:377318;
Technology Readiness Level
TRL-4
Proof of concept tested in Lab;