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Home›Tech News›Inworld AI adds localization for Mandarin, Japanese and Korean

Inworld AI adds localization for Mandarin, Japanese and Korean

By Matthew Lynch
August 1, 2024
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San Francisco, CA – [Date] – Inworld AI, a leading provider of conversational AI for immersive experiences, today announced the expansion of its platform to support Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean. This move marks a significant step in Inworld’s commitment to global accessibility and allows creators to develop more engaging and culturally relevant experiences for a wider audience.

Inworld’s AI characters are known for their realistic and engaging dialogue, and the addition of these three languages further enhances the platform’s capabilities. Creators can now build immersive experiences that connect with users across a broader spectrum of cultural backgrounds and languages.

“We’re thrilled to bring the power of Inworld AI to a global audience,” said [Name], CEO of Inworld AI. “The addition of Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean opens up exciting new possibilities for creators and enables us to connect with users in a more meaningful way.”

This expansion is especially impactful for industries like gaming, education, and entertainment. Developers can now create games with characters that speak the native languages of their target audience, or design educational simulations with culturally sensitive AI tutors.

The new languages are available immediately, enabling creators to start building immersive experiences in Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean. Inworld’s user-friendly interface and intuitive tools ensure a seamless integration process for developers.

“This is a game-changer for us,” said [Name], a developer working on a virtual reality game set in Asia. “Being able to create characters that speak the languages of our target audience adds a whole new layer of realism and immersion.”

Inworld’s commitment to localization and accessibility underscores its vision of creating a more inclusive and engaging digital world. The platform’s expansion into Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean opens doors for creators to connect with a global audience and build experiences that resonate with users from diverse backgrounds.

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