UBIT' system does not only generate contents on the fly (transcoding)
but also renders and optimizes complete mobile sites to each mobile
device out on the market.
Most interesting is that no programming skills are required to set up
mobile sites. The mobile sites can be set up within hours rather than
weeks. Needless to say that it has got quite some traction from large
mobile companies managing a large variety of mobile sites with a need to
cut costs.
The original development of the system started back in 2000 for the
Japanese market. Nowadays the system is used world-wide by large
carriers and content providers. The system is also offered as a service.
Contact me off-line if you need more information or want to have a test
account.
Arjen van Blokland
ab@ubit.com
Arnold P. Siboro wrote:
> Yes generating contents on the fly is quite common, here is another
> product I heard in the past:
> http://elixir.neu.co.jp/
> However, I think machine generated "translation" is never better than
> translation made by human expert. It is definitely cheaper than human
> expert though.
>
> On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 22:43:05 +0900
> Tim Smith <tim@freeverse.jp> wrote:
>
>> There are quite a few systems similar to this in Japan -- here's another
>> one that immediately comes to mind... JigSaw. I know from experience it
>> works quite well.
>>
>> http://www.jigsaw.mu/
>>
>> John Whelan wrote:
>>> Anybody know anything about a product from a Japanese company called UBIT?
>>> According to
>>> http://ubit.com/english/products/on_the_fly_site_generation.html it
>>> generates mobile sites on the fly?
>>> Strong words. Does it walk the walk?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> john
>>>
>>>
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