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October 3, 2018
We released a free and opensource automatic dialer for Asterisk. It is based on the GnuDialer project. asterisk-dialer on github Online documentation on our Wiki .
July 20, 2017
We are upgrading our website ! Downloads, documents resources are being reworked and merged with Voximal website. For those who do not know Voximal, it’s the new name of our flagship product VXI*. It arrives with very new and cool features. For those who can’t wait released web site : Long term support VXI* 13.1 : http://downloads.i6net.com/vxi/ Latest version, we have a dedicated a website : http://www.voximal.com Thanks for reading
December 20, 2015
We are very proud to collaborate with BCI, delivering our Video Technology on the first advanced project in South America. Thanks to BCI, disabled people to access easily to many banking services. Web: BCI Accesible Source: “Diario Financiero” – Santiago / Chile
September 18, 2015
We are very pleased to unveil our new online demo service allowing you to test an IVVR (powered by a Flash/RTMP Server Channel and Video IP/3G over a VXI*/Asterisk Server) and make amazing videocalls over the web by yourself! First, you have to register your web phone to our demo-server (using a default user: guest1 or any other). Then just clic-on the “Register” button and the web phone status will be set to Online. Then you can call to any demo number entered and pressing “Call” button. The numeric keypad in the left-bottom corner can send DTMF during the calls for menus and options. Follow our instructions and try it now! URL: http://demo.i6net.org/phone/ User Guide: [download id=”153″ format=”1″ autop=”false”] Videocall Peer-to-Peer: Register using a name or number: demo1 Register using another name or number from another computer: demo2 From demo1, […]
March 4, 2015
ISCIII (Instituto de Salud Carlos III) leads Telemedicine research and development projects in Spain providing most advanced mHealth solutions for many important Hospitals and Health industries. At I6NET, we are pleased to share with all our readers this amazing new service providing mobile health cardio monitoring to real patients and connecting them to doctors through video calls. That’s an ahead of its time mHeath and telemedicine service for cardiovascular diseases developed and sponsored by ISCIII for Hospital Ramón y Cajal (Madrid, Spain). Video: http://bcove.me/h28wxjqp More information: https://hazlo.telemedicina.isciii.es/
December 18, 2014
This is the smaller IVR VoiceXML 2.1 compliant! 5 Ports of VoiceXML into a small box…buiit with Vxi 11 (2015 release) over Asterisk 11.13. *CLI> vxml show version Version : V11.0 CVS Revision : $Revision: 1.719 $ Source file : Wed Dec 17 · 09:51:54 2014 Compilation : Dec 17 2014 · 09:52:19 Build with : Gcc : V4.6 Arch : 32 bits Target : arm Asterisk : V11.13.0 : by root@raspberrypi : on armv6l/Linux 2014-12-15 20:07:47 UTC For more information: http://www.raspberry-asterisk.org/ [dt_divider style=”narrow”/] Want to know more… [dt_divider style=”narrow”/]
December 3, 2014
The most advanced VoiceXML browser for Asterisk ever made. Vxi* 11 is now suitable for production voice and video platforms running with all latest Asterisk 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, (10), 11, 12 kernels! (all Asterisk’s pre-built packages will be available for download soon). This new IVR / IVVR component includes a lot of improvements, all users with previous maintained versions can upgrade today. You can also check our Changelog. Linux OS Distributions 32-bit / 64-bit versions: Debian 7.0 Wheezy Debian 6.0 Squeeze CentOs 6.0-6.4 CentOs 5.4-5.8 You can download these new binary packages from our website. Powered by I6NET Software New features added and modifications: add: Support for Vestec binary grammars. mod: Correction to disable the account mark. mod: Correction with the object Curl and Json parsing. add: Add new log file (voicexml.log) generated from tag <log>. mod: Add property interdigittimeout […]
September 12, 2014
Picture: “Her” (film) – A man talking to a machine… Natural Language Understanding (NLU) can be a complementary in-side programing feature or a specific engine for an IVR. Currently, NLU is still an emerging technology but its nearest evolution is already starting to change the business of customer service. Within our global economy, every resource, every process, every system is pushed to the limits to be more and more automatized and efficient. Some years ago, thinking about driverless cars replacing drivers wasn’t considered a short-term reality, but today in 2014, there are many companies working on creating and making a reality the first comercial self-driving car. Evolution is coming to phone services, by adding a layer of NLU to your IVR, customers can hold amazing dialogs with your system, that you may have not imagine yet. Currently, most NLU engines are built to work with VoiceXML, […]