Research and development on multilingual AI

Tilde is a pivotal language technology research hub in the Baltic region with 30+ years of experience in European research projects and numerous local projects in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Our team of in-house researchers cooperate with leading European research centres to advance the state-of-the-art in areas of language technologies such as machine translation, conversational AI and dialogue systems, speech recognition and synthesis, and foundational language models.

In-depth research expertise areas

Machine translation

We innovate in domain-adapted, adaptive, and term-aware neural machine translation, developing methods for robustness, mitigation of biases, and large language models.

We focus on multilingual natural language understanding, semantic indexing, LLM-based retrieval-augmented generation, and personalisation.

Conversational AI

We research cascaded and end-to-end speech recognition and speech translation, multi-speaker and multilingual speech synthesis, real-time speech recognition, automatic subtitling and dubbing.

Speech technologies

We develop multilingual named entity recognition, anonymisation and pseudonymisation, term recognition and extraction, morphological analysis, lemmatization, part-of-speech tagging and other tools.

Text analysis

We maintain the largest termbank in Europe – EuroTermBank, and develop term management and electronic dictionary tools.

Knowledge management

Current research projects

Earth Observation Multi-mission federation layer

The European space industry is integrating satellites and ground sensors into a federation system to make Earth observation assets available to businesses and public services. The DOMINO-E project aims to ensure the availability and responsiveness of Earth observation from space.

European Language Data Space

Through the Language Data Space (LDS) relevant stakeholders will be able to share and also monetise their language data and other language resources through a single platform, taking EU values and compliance with EU rules fully into account.

HumanE-AI-Net

The project aims to develop the scientific foundations and technological breakthroughs needed to shape the AI revolution in a direction that benefits humans both individually and societally while adhering to European ethical values and social, cultural, legal, and political norms.

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Our research team

Inguna Skadiņa

Dr sc. comp., Chief Scientific Officer

Raivis Skadiņš

Dr sc comp., Director of R&D

Andrejs Vasiļjevs

Dr sc. comp., Co-founder, Member of the Board

Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė

Dr sc. comp, Senior researcher

Mārcis Pinnis

Dr sc. comp., Chief AI Officer

Matīss Rikters

Dr sc. comp., Researcher

Askars Salimbajevs

Dr sc. comp., Researcher

Daiga Deksne

Dr philol., Mg. comp. sc., Mg. psych., Software Architect

Toms_Bergmanis
Toms Bergmanis

Dr M.Inf., Researcher

Rinalds Vīksna

Mg. comp. sc., Researcher

Inese Vīra

MA, Lead User Experience Designer

Davis_Nicmanis
Dāvis Nicmanis

M. Sc. comp., Researcher/Developer

Martins_Kronis
Martins Kronis

M. Sc. comp., Researcher/Developer

Ingus_Pretkalnins
Ingus Jānis Pretkalniņš

B. Sc. Math, Researcher/Developer

Roberts_Rozis
Roberts Rozis

BSc. Comp.