We are delighted to announce the general availability of Instant Alert in the Google Assistant Directory. Instant Alert is a Google Assistant Action that allows users to send an emergency alert to all their contacts by simply talking to a voice assistant. Recipients can then do a wellness check on them.
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Google Assistant Action “Car Shipping” Released
We are excited to announce the general availability of the Google Assistant Action – Car Shipping – developed for our client TOLM (Taylor Online Marketing) Inc.. Getting car shipping estimates in United States of America just got a lot easier. Just say – Hey Google, talk to Car Shipping – on your Google Assistant and follow the conversation. Within minutes, you will get auto transport quotes delivered straight to your inbox!
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Launching “VOICITY” to help create voice assistants for cities
San Francisco, CA: Today, DILLI LABS announced the general availability of VOICITY – a platform-as-a-service product to enable cities across the globe to develop intelligent voice assistants to provide their citizens to have a voice interface to city services. Developed in collaboration with a prominent city in USA – VOICITY is a result of extensive research and development with inputs from an experienced government partner.
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Doctor Pooch Now Supports Cat Food Answers On Google Assistant!
Today, Google approved a new version of our popular voice assistant for pet owners – Doctor Pooch – which is now generally available on Google Assistant. With this upgrade, cat owners will now be able to use their Google Assistant to ask Doctor Pooch if its safe for cats to eat a food item or have a drink. For example, if you want to know if your feline friends can have milk simply enable this action and say – Hey Google, ask Doctor Pooch if cats can drink milk?
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‘Doctor Pooch’ now available for Cats!
A new version of our popular Alexa skill – Doctor Pooch – got approved by Amazon today. Cat owners have been asking us for some time to extend Doctor Pooch for cats. We are elated to announce that with this version we have precisely done so. Just like for dogs, Doctor Pooch can now answer if it is safe to feed your cats certain foods. Simply enable the Doctor Pooch skill on your Amazon Alexa device and talk to it every time you have a question around food safety. For example, to find if its safe to feed bananas to cats, simply say – Alexa, ask Doctor Pooch if cats can have bananas?.
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City of Henderson selects Dilli Labs to develop Amazon Alexa Voice Assistants
San Francisco, CA: Today, DILLI LABS announced that it has been selected by City of Henderson, Nevada, USA through a competitive process to participate in its 2019 Startup in Residence (STIR) program. Nearly 700 startups competed for a chance to work with 22 governments for the opportunity to secure a contract. The selected startups will volunteer their time with government agencies over 16-weeks to tackle civic challenges with new technology tools and services with an objective to enter into a contract with the government agency at the end of the residency.
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Physical Inventory Management via Google Assistant
Over the weekend, we had the opportunity to participate in a developer event organized by Intuit to devise a solution to help small businesses. We teamed up with Mr. Jeff Chen – a friend and a small business owner – and Ms. Puja M. Hari to make it easy for businesses to perform a physical inventory. We wrote an Action for Google Assistant named ‘Inventory Manager’ that helps update the quantity on hand for an item in Quickbooks via voice.
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