[Edaily Reporter Shin Ha-yeon ] SELVAS AI Inc.(108860)announced on the 25th that it has launched “SELVAS SpeechEdu,” an integrated AI language education product suite that combines speaking and writing assessments into a single platform.

SELVAS SpeechEdu is a product that integrates the AI speaking assessment solution “SELVAS SpeechBox” and the AI writing assessment solution “SELVAS SentenceBox.” It is designed to provide personalized feedback by linking speaking and writing assessments and to enhance operational efficiency for educational institutions.

The company explained that the product was designed to go beyond traditional assessments focused on correcting grammatical errors by comprehensively analyzing vocabulary choice, understanding the intent behind questions, and the natural flow of sentences, enabling its use in the development of learning content.

In particular, the company added that in large-class settings and public education environments, AI supports repetitive grading tasks to provide consistent evaluation results and enhances system management efficiency through a single-platform architecture.

SpeechBox, a speaking assessment solution, offers speech-to-text (STT)-based dictation, sentence pronunciation assessment (SR), and phonics features. It is also available via API to reduce initial implementation costs for educational institutions and supports AI pronunciation assessment in four languages: Korean, English, Chinese, and Japanese.

SentenceBox, the writing assessment solution, automates various types of writing assessments—including composition tasks, descriptions, and responses—and enables the implementation of diverse learning scenarios without the need for additional engineering.

Yoon Jae-seon, Head of the Speech Recognition Business at SELVAS AI Inc., stated, “With the launch of Selvas SpeechEdu, we have completed an integrated AI-based language assessment system for speaking and writing,” adding, “We will continue to refine our technology so that AI and speech intelligence can be utilized more widely in the field of educational content.”