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Stingray Demo Open

March 11, 2009 — by Aaron, Principal at SemanticV

Thanks to the many of you that helped kick around the first Stingray demo. Your time spent testing, as well as your feedback, has really helped us to solidify our product.

We are now lifting the invite-only status — all are now welcome to come and give Stingray a try.

Try Stingray Explorer: The demo features Stingray Explorer, which has indexed Wikipedia. Head over to the Products page and sign in to take it for a test drive.

If you haven't had a chance to test drive Stingray yet, now is the perfect time. Stingray Explorer lets you navigate Wikipedia content using concepts rather than keywords, giving you a firsthand look at how concept-aware information tools work.

Additional product demonstrations were planned to follow, expanding on what Stingray can do across different data sets and use cases.

We appreciate everyone who participated during the invite-only phase. Your insights shaped the product, and we're excited to open the doors wider.

About the Author

Aaron is Principal at SemanticV and led the development of the Stingray demo. This post originally appeared on Aaron's Blog on March 11, 2009.