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Real-time speech translation is often described as a simple process: capture speech, translate it, and deliver the result. In practice, live speech introduces several technical challenges that do not
Translating a recorded audio file is relatively straightforward: upload the file, wait for processing, and review the translated result. Live audio is different. When someone is speaking right now, a
What we learned while building a mobile experience for two-way multilingual conversations and browser audio translation. We’ve been building PolyTalk around a simple idea: language shouldn’t get in th
Browser translation has made it much easier to access websites written in other languages. Open a webpage, translate the text, and you can usually start reading within seconds. For articles, product p
A customer calls a support team. The customer speaks Spanish. The available agent speaks English. The problem itself may be simple. But suddenly, the conversation depends on finding someone who can tr
The browser has quietly become one of the world's biggest classrooms. Students attend university lectures through web applications. Developers follow technical workshops from different countries. Rese
Building technology for global communication comes with an obvious challenge: people do not all speak the same language. This becomes especially visible at conferences, trade shows, networking events,
A restaurant can have a great menu, experienced staff, and excellent service. But communication can still break down when a guest and a staff member do not speak the same language. Imagine an internat
Travel can take you across borders in a few hours, but communication does not always travel with you. A few words in the local language can be enough for simple interactions. But conversations become
