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Ubiquity is an experimental interface for the browser, allowing users to control the web with language. The presentation will include demos for end users and developers to experience the power and extensibility of the Ubiquity platform. Particular focus will be placed on the difficulties of working with natural language as well as Ubiquity’s natural language processing and localization efforts.  Ubiquity は Firefox を「言葉」で操作するための Mozilla Labs の実験的インターフェースです。ユーザも開発者も使える Ubiquity 活用術を披露。特に自然言語処理の難しさと Ubiquity の言語処理と国際化にスポットを当てます。

Ubiquity: Command the Web with Language 言葉で操作する Web from mitcho on Vimeo.

Here is a video of my recent presentation at Tokyo 2.0 on June 8th, 2009, combining a screencast of my slides with the audio recorded at the event. 2009年6月8日 Tokyo 2.0 での発表の音声とスライドを合わせたものです。

Ubiquity was a Mozilla Labs experiment that was in development from 2008 to 2009. Its purpose was to explore whether a radically different type of interface to the Web — a task-centric, natural-language-based command line — could help us get common Web tasks done faster.

Original audio and video: ustream.tv/recorded/1625213
Tokyo 2.0: tokyo2point0.net
More information: ubiquity.mozilla.com
Presenter: mitcho.com

More Info

For more detailed information on all things Ubiquity, please see the Ubiquity page on the Mozilla wiki.