Geneva’s core Research & Development team has pioneered in language technology and carries a 15+ years heritage in research and development in Indian and foreign languages. Most of the language systems are based on Unicode and Unicode allots only 128 characters per language. In Indian languages, the average number of combinations are about 15,000 per language. Through Unicode, there is data loss and compromised construction of the language vis-a-vis Indian languages. In font-based systems, there is no standardization within the developer community. For instance, text created in a particular font cannot be opened in another font of the same language. In view of this, data exchange today is a major challenge. For displaying any language character on any electronic display, ultimately, a font or a Unicode system or an image is required. Geneva’s breakthrough in technology renders a character without recourse to any of the above. Our VIVID technology works on Artificial Intelligence, placing pixels in a sequence quickly to assemble a character in Real-time. The memory of logic required to render the entire character set of 14 Indian languages is approximately only 15 KB, ensuring portability and memory optimization.
