The rumored Yahoo voice assistant was actually developed by Robinlabs, a voice-recognition and navigation start-up.

This morning, Dailymotion released a video of a voice assistant with a Yahoo logo, and Yahoo responded that the video was fake. But it's not entirely true, but it's just not Yahoo, the real developer is the natural language recognition and navigation startup Robin Labs, and it's really talking to Yahoo now. Robin Labs co-founder and CEO Ilya Eckstein said to TC, "At first Robin Labs was a navigation application to develop her own personal assistant." Now the second stage is mainly to provide customers with voice assistant white product development. "That is to say, theoretically, each application can add a specific voice helper module." But Eckstein said: "We are talking to Yahoo, but our white mark platform is not commissioned by the Yahoo." "Leaking the Yahoo icon in the video is part of the talks. But what are they talking about? will Yahoo buy Robin Labs? Eckstein "talks continue, and the pickup is high on the engineering and Yahoo companies. That's all I can say. "One thing's for sure is that Yahoo has a layout on voice aides, and it bought a natural language start-up skyphrase a few days ago." It seems that the 2014 voice Assistants knot group out of the street, this is not false.