Ertaoza

Georgian AI voice technology

In short: Ertaoza develops Georgian AI voice assistants and agents and has its own TTS, STT and LLM models. For business teams, developers and content publishers, the starting point is a defined task: answer a question, process speech or prepare an authorized action.

An abstract illustration of Georgian voice becoming a connected response

What does Ertaoza build?

Ertaoza is a Georgian voice AI technology brand. A voice assistant is a conversational interface that receives spoken requests and returns information or a next step. Ertaoza develops assistants and agents, with separate models for speech recognition, language processing and text-to-speech.

Three connected layers

01

STT — Speech recognition

Our STT model turns spoken language into text.

02

LLM — Language and context

Our language model processes a request and its context.

03

TTS — Text to speech

Our TTS model turns written text into speech.

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Voice assistants, agents and our own AI models

Separate pages explain conversation, business actions and the model behind each speech or language task.

Which voice AI component matches your task?

Compare the input and desired result before choosing a component. Speech recognition, language processing and speech synthesis solve different problems; a conversational workflow also needs information sources, permissions and a path to a person.

Component comparison — roles, not measured product specifications
TaskStarting pointWhat must be checked
Turn a recording into textSTT — speech recognitionTranscript fidelity, names, recording conditions and review.
Turn written content into spoken audioTTS — text-to-speechPronunciation, text preparation and listening quality.
Process a question with approved contextLLM — language modelAnswer grounding, uncertainty and the task boundary.
Help a person through a conversationAI voice assistantThe information source, dialogue and human handoff.
Request a business-system actionAI voice agentPermission, confirmation and a verified system result.

Directions

Voice technology for different kinds of work

Five connected directions show where Georgian voice can be useful. A real implementation always begins with the task and the resources behind it.

Voice assistant

Public direction

Voice assistant

A direction for Georgian dialogue that connects a spoken request with text, context, and an appropriate next step.

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Ertaoza Call Center

Public direction

Ertaoza Call Center

A direction for the first line of recurring calls, where simple questions and the role of a person are clearly separated.

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Ertaoza Junior

Educational concept

Ertaoza Junior

An educational direction described in public materials for children, where understandable language, age-appropriate answers, and a parent’s role matter.

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AI Translator

Public direction

AI Translator

A direction for translating voice and text, focused on clear transfer of meaning between Georgian and other languages.

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Chasdzakhe speaker

Concept

Chasdzakhe speaker

A publicly presented concept for a Georgian voice speaker. The illustration represents the idea, not a photograph of a device for sale.

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Three connected stages of speech technology

How it works

A conversation moves through three clear stages

The point is not to hide a complex process. It is to make each part of a spoken interaction understandable.

  1. 01

    Listen

    The system receives a spoken request and prepares it for text-based processing.

  2. 02

    Understand

    Language structure, meaning, and context help determine a response or next action.

  3. 03

    Respond

    The system returns a clear answer — as voice, text, or a handoff to a person.

Practical settings

The same language, different everyday tasks

Support, home, mobility, education, and audio content each need a clear role for people.

  • Support and calls
  • Home
  • Mobility
  • Education
  • Audio and knowledge
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A voice capability branching into practical environments

Example: a voice AI project brief

This is an illustrative planning template, not a customer case study or a tested deployment. Example task: answer an opening-hours question from an approved schedule. If the schedule cannot be confirmed, transfer the enquiry rather than inventing an answer.

Download the blank voice AI project brief
  1. Audience and language: who will ask, and in which language?
  2. Channel and input: a call, a web conversation, a recording or written text?
  3. Trusted source: which approved document or system supplies the answer?
  4. Action boundary: what is allowed, and what needs explicit confirmation?
  5. Failure path: when must the system stop or involve a person?
  6. Acceptance: what observable result will the team review before release?
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Frequently asked questions

Who should consider Georgian voice AI?

Customer-support teams can explore recurring questions and call routing; developers can assess speech or language components; publishers can explore spoken versions of text. These are project use cases, not a claim that every integration is available out of the box.

What is the difference between an assistant and an agent?

An assistant primarily helps a person find information or navigate a conversation. An agent can also attempt a defined action through an authorized integration. The labels can overlap; what matters is the actual permissions, confirmation rules and human handoff.

How can I start an Ertaoza project?

Choose one task and describe the language, channel, approved information source and desired result. Use the project-brief checklist on this page. Agree on access, data handling and acceptance criteria before sharing recordings or customer information.

Are accuracy scores or ready-to-buy devices published here?

No independent model benchmark or universal accuracy score is published on these overview pages. Junior and Chasdzakhe remain clearly labelled concept directions. Historical media coverage does not establish current hardware availability, pricing or production readiness.

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Sources and context

The model and service descriptions are Ertaoza’s own information. The following original media sources document historical public context, not an independent performance benchmark.

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Tell us where a Georgian voice experience could help your team or customers. The contact form prepares an email; it does not send a message automatically.

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Two conversation paths meeting