Grow My Search - A Whole New Approach to Search
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Grow My Search enables the user to have their own personal search engine with crawler. It can ask other search engine for the starting seed URLs for the crawler to start crawling. Patent Pending.
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Digital Leap Conference Using Seo To Support Online Fundraising
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- 1. 育てる検索 (GROW MY SEARCH) AN ALL NEW APPROACH TO SEARCH ENGINE BY INSPIRE SEARCH CORPORATION 2021/10/22 TSUBASA KATO
- 2. REGULAR SEARCH ENGINES CAN’T GROW. • Ever wanted to search more results but couldn’t? • 育てる検索® (Grow My Search) enables the capability to increase search results to your liking and build your own personal web search engine. The demo URL is: https://www.growmysearch.com
- 3. CAPABILITIES • You can search results very fast because it is powered by a cutting edge search technology called Solr. • Grow My Search currently supports English and Japanese, but it is easy to enable Chinese mode and other languages as well.
- 4. IT’S NOT JUST CRAWL AND SEARCH. • You can ask other search engines to fetch URLs to start the crawler’s starting point according to your query. • Right now, it uses Contextual Web, (currently Usearch), Yacy and Searx. • Contextual Web / Usearch was developed by an Israeli ex-IBM researcher and his co-founder.
- 5. GROW MY SEARCH CAN BE ACCESSED FROM SMARTPHONE / TABLET. • Since Grow My Search leverages Bootstrap, it is able to be accessed easily from smartphones and tablets. • This will enable growing search results on the go, and since the crawling is done on the server side, heavy-lifting will be done on the server.
- 6. OUR TARGET AUDIENCE / CUSTOMERS • We hope to target analysts, researchers and government who need more information that can be captured by regular search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Baidu. • Since the search results can be only seen by the user and each user has their own personal search database, it can be customized to the user’s liking.
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- 8. FUTURE ROADMAP • After getting enough funding, we plan to: • Research on drill down function by using AI technology. • Develop a smart filtering engine so we can filter unwanted or harmful content. • Build a more efficient web crawler based on Python etc.
- 9. FUTURE ROADMAP PART 2 • We also hope to develop an analysis mode so the user can use Grow My Search as a research / analysis tool. • We plan to get feedbacks from researchers and analysts.
- 10. FOR ENQUIRIES OR FUTURE COLLABORATION, PLEASE CONTACT: • tsubasa@superai.online Thank you for looking at this presentation!