Lex Bot

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Lex Bot

Aditya Rai, Manish Kant, Akash Awasthi, Poornima Mehta

Vol 7 , Issue 1 , December 2022 | Pages: 54-58

Published Online: December, 2022

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1. Aditya Rai, Computer science and engineering (Noida institute of engineering & technology) Greater Noida, India
2. Manish Kant, Computer science and engineering (Noida institute of engineering & technology) Greater Noida, India
3. Akash Awasthi, Computer science and engineering (Noida institute of engineering & technology) Greater Noida, India
4. Poornima Mehta, Computer science and engineering (Noida institute of engineering & technology) Greater Noida, India

It is an intelligent chat bot capable of responding and interacting with users. We have used Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithm to make it proper working bot. We have enhanced its feature by enabling Alexa voice features, so voice command play part in it. We have secured it with SSL certificate so that our site is safe as it converts http request to https, HTTPS is HTTP with encryption and verification. We have response card. response card helps in showing several options to help user interact efficiently. It provides support for 26 languages, so user from Spain Germany can easily interact with our bot. We have Lambda as our backend as lambda is super-fast so user request can be delivered within seconds. We design our own app with future of AWS amplify. The platform comes with a plethora of tools and services that allow users to configure backends, connect apps, deploy static web apps

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