
Co-founder & CEO @what3words - also AI, chess, harmony, photography, Asia, Arsenal.
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We've launched address validation with conversational AI voice! You can say a full or partial street address and optionally add a @what3words address for extra precision. For Voice AI calls, addresses are very difficult to transcribe normally as they use uncommon words, but adding our Swiftcomplete voice tech will give the agent the full official address details under the hood, e.g for deliveries, utilities, e-commerce etc. We have a version for text entry too. Interactive demo below!
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When Starlink helped save a man’s life in rural England. ❤️
Graham Bannister fell onto a sharp branch that pierced his side. He was alone at his remote home in North Yorkshire, with no mobile signal to call for help.
He managed to get inside and used his Starlink connection to call emergency services through Wi-Fi calling. He then used what3words to share his exact location.
An air ambulance team arrived 21 minutes later. He was taken to hospital by road ambulance and underwent surgery.
“Thank goodness for Starlink, without it I would not have been able to contact anyone.”
"I'm a very lucky man. And I’m very aware that without Starlink and What3words, I might not be here to tell this story."
A working connection can mean the difference between life and death. This life-saving technology should be available in every part of the world.
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Clarkson’s Farm – Jeremy and Lisa Hunt Down the Skylarks Using what3words & a Heat Map
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If you’re curious and love to learn, there has never been a better time to be alive.
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what3words for Auto is now in the Audi Application Store!
Audi drivers can now navigate to precise destinations using just three words via voice or text, directly in their vehicle.
Discover more via the link in thread: what3words.com/what3words-fo…
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Navigation just got more precise. Jaguar now features what3words, pinpointing any location on earth to a 3-meter square. Watch the official how-to film to see it in action.
(425) 373-9222 | jaguarbellevue.com
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"If you tell me your ID number, your phone number or the wiring instructions for your bank account, not only will I forget them, I’ll need you to repeat it a few times so I write it down without making a transcription error"
- From today's @ThisIsSethsBlog
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- @ChrisSheldrick
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日本国内のスポーツクラブ初🇯🇵
what3words 導入スタート📌
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what3wordsは、世界を3m四方に区切り、
それぞれの場所に“たった3つの単語”で住所をつけた位置情報サービス🌍✨
無料のwhat3wordsアプリに該当する3ワードアドレスを入力すれば、キックオフ前も試合後もスムーズに目的地へたどり着けます👏
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"While all strikers should be a little bit selfish, not squaring the ball to Wilson who had a What.Three.Words code all to himself was pretty unforgivable."
A look back at the weekend.
✍️ @MrSammyJames
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“I’m lucky enough to have a fanbase that love the finer details and love the Easter egg hunt.”
-@Louis_Tomlinson on the Easter eggs he dropped while leading up to the release of “Lemonade” and How Did I Get Here? #FallonTonight #LouisOnFallon
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If you have a site delivery just give the #what3words for the location🙌🏼
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If you are unsure of your exact address, our 911 dispatchers can use what3words to help locate you. When you call, the dispatcher will send you a link that generates three unique words identifying your location.
Learn more about what3words by visiting, miamibeachfl.gov/PSCD
Without saying "what3words", dots, or ///, you can use Voice AI with three word addresses in what3words Pro!
Because OpenAI's LLMs have such a good innate understanding of what3words, just saying "book me an uber from filled count soap to above dock shrimp" is enough for it to figure out what you mean!
(When typing, it's already impressive it can work this out with ///word.word.word, but without the /// and dots format in voice when it appears as a random sequence of words without punctuation is all the more impressive!)





















