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Indigenous, multilingual Indus OS
Indus OS,the world’s first regional operating system, developed on home soil is available in 12 languages including Kannada.
Indus OS,the world’s first regional operating system, developed on home soil is available in 12 languages including Kannada. Apart from Kannada, the other regional languages that the OS supports are Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, Odia, Assamese, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Hindi,including Urdu for the first-time ever.Indus OS has been conceptualised by three IIT’ians to bridge the language barrier and ease smartphone technology adoption.
After intensive research and development over three years, Indus OS offers users myriad options of patented and innovative features to enable the use of a smartphone beyond just its calling, texting features.The company also has partnerships with the Government of India on multiple projects. One of these is the Text-to-Speech feature for eight languages, which has been developed and launched as part of Indus OS 2.0.
Rakesh Deshmukh, CEO and Co-founder, Indus OS said, “Starting out, we realized that a significant gap exists in the market with regard to technology - specifically for the regional language speakers. Indus OS is an effort to build a platform that aids ease in technology adoption. For this, our team has developed multiple patented, simplistic features that tackle challenge areas like typing in regional languages, understanding English-based content, and accessing the world of applications amongst others.
Our aim is that Indus OS powered smartphones will let users be as comfortable with a smartphone as an English-language speaker. We understand the pain points of the Indian smartphone users and continually innovate to cater to their needs.”
