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One size does not fit all: multimodal search on mobile and desktop devices with the I-SEARCH search engine

In this paper, we report on work around the I-SEARCH EU (FP7 ICT STREP) project whose objective is the development of a multimodal search engine targeted at mobile and desktop devices. Each of these device classes has its specific hardware capabilities and set of supported features. In order to provide a common multimodal search experience across device classes, one size does not fit all. We highlight ways to achieve the same functionality agnostic of the device class being used for the search, and present concrete use cases.