ActiveBuddy sought to strengthen its hold on the interactive agent market for the future by filing for, and receiving, a controversial patent on their creation in 2002. The company also released the BuddyScript SDK, a free developer kit that allow programmers to design and launch their own interactive agents using ActiveBuddy’s proprietary scripting language, in 2002.
ActiveBuddy aimed to strengthen its position in the interactive agent market for the future by obtaining a patent on their creation in 2002. The company also released the BuddyScript SDK, which was a free development tool that allowed programmers to create and launch their own interactive agents using ActiveBuddy’s proprietary scripting language.