SILVIA
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| Developer(s) | Cognitive Code Inc. |
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| Initial release | January 1, 2008 |
| Development status | Active |
| Operating system | iOS, OS X, Android, Windows, Windows Mobile |
| Available in | English |
| Type | Intelligent technology core platform |
| License | Proprietary commercial software |
| Website | www |
Symbolically Isolated Linguistically Variable Intelligence Algorithms, or more popularly known as SILVIA, is a core platform technology developed by Cognitive Code. SILVIA was developed, and designed to recognize and interpret speech, text, and interact with applications and operating systems, all while interacting with a user. The technology can be run and operate via cloud, a mobile application, a part of network, or via server.
Leslie Spring founded Cognitive Code in 2007 and is the inventor and architect of Cognitive Code’s SILVIA Platform. Prior to founding Cognitive Code, Leslie worked for such companies such as Electronic Arts, Disney, and Sony heading up their software development teams responsible for building graphics systems, 3D game engines, and custom software developer tools.
In addition to Leslie Spring, the company's general partners include Mimi Chen and John Albert. Cognitive Code received venture capital funding from Channel Mark Ventures. The platform was initially released on January 1, 2008.
SILVIA was developed to recognized and interpret any human interaction: through text, speech, and any other human input. The platform allows an application of it in all applicable and possible application which then allows natural and intuitive human interaction. The system also allows easy implementation. It has a complete set of graphical user interface tools which can aid in developing intelligent objects or entities, and has an array of API scripts which can be embed in any compatible applications.
Differentiating SILVIA from other similar technologies, the platform can be used in different computing platforms and operating systems which can seamlessly allow easy transfer of data. Aside from being available in almost all platforms, SILVIA uses a non-command based system wherein inputs are based on normal human conversational language, not on pre-coded commands like what Google's Google Now and Apple Inc.'s Siri used.
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