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Real-time bilingual captions
The source transcript appears as the speaker talks, followed closely by the translation. Each segment is refined in place to reduce flicker and keep audiences focused.
REAL-TIME LANGUAGE LAYER
While the room speaks,
everyone understands.
WALI AI Interpretation turns speeches, discussions and remote conversations into clear source and translated captions in real time, then delivers them to venue screens, computers and phones. A straightforward workflow keeps multilingual audiences in step with the same moment and meaning.
- 01 Live bilingual captions
- 02 Screens, computers and phones
- 03 Flexible online and offline use
ORIGINAL
Different languages can share the same live moment.
TRANSLATION
语言不同，也可以共享同一个现场。
01 / WHY IT MATTERS
More than turning speech into text—
it is about making meaning arrive.
Good interpretation captions must keep pace with the speaker and remain comfortable to read. WALI AI continuously refines source and translated lines with a clear hierarchy and a natural update rhythm, reducing distracting jumps on screen.
One caption stream can adapt to a main venue display, a live-production frame or an audience phone. Operators manage one coherent workflow while participants choose the viewing experience that works best for them.
02 / CORE CAPABILITIES
From incoming sound to every screen in the room.
A complete path connects audio capture, real-time recognition, translation, caption presentation and live operation. The interface stays direct while complex processing remains behind the scenes.
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Caption delivery across devices
Use captions on a venue screen, clean production output, desktop browser or audience phone. Viewers scan a QR code and read—without installing a complicated tool.
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Terminology and expression control
Build project terminology for company names, products and industry language. Recognition terms, translation terms, blocking and replacement rules keep critical wording consistent.
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Built for live operation
Operators see input levels and service status at a glance, with controls for start, pause, clear, language changes, caption correction and translated voice output.
03 / ONE PRODUCT, MORE WAYS TO USE
Beyond venue captions—
a language workspace that travels.
Choose the right entry point for the conversation. Extended speeches, face-to-face dialogue, written content, images and low-connectivity environments each have a purpose-built workflow.
01LIVE
Live interpretation
Capture a microphone or device feed continuously and generate source and translated captions for speeches, forums, training and extended events.
- Continuously refined captions
- Projection and audience synchronization
- Online and offline options
02MEETING
Audio and video communication
Start or join an audio/video conversation with shared captions, helping remote participants follow a discussion in their preferred language.
- Audio and video calls
- Join through an invitation link
- Shared bilingual captions
03DIALOGUE
Face-to-face dialogue translation
Two people take turns speaking in their own language. Each turn is translated, with an optional face-to-face layout for natural reading on one device.
- Two-way sentence translation
- Face-to-face split view
- Reviewable source and translation
04TEXT & VOICE
Text and short-voice translation
Type a message or record a short passage, confirm the transcript, then translate. Ideal for email phrasing, live Q&A and quick language tasks.
- Direct text translation
- Short speech-to-text
- Edit before translating
05PHOTO
Photo and image translation
Capture or select an image, recognize its text and produce a translated image for menus, exhibition boards, printed material and on-site signage.
- Camera and gallery import
- Zoomable translated result
- Save when needed
06OFFLINE
On-device offline translation
When connectivity is unstable or unavailable, installed on-device capabilities can continue speech recognition and translation as a dependable live-event fallback.
- No continuous connection required
- Real-time and quality strategies
- Phone and tablet layouts
Available languages, offline capabilities and device features depend on project configuration, device specifications and the delivered product version.
04 / DESIGNED FOR REAL WORK
Technology behind the scenes.
Clarity in the room.
Faster to operate
Common controls live in a clear workspace. Operators understand the current state quickly, while audience members simply scan and read.
Easier to read
Source and translation are visually distinct. Stable previous text and continuous updates balance speed with comfortable reading.
Easier to manage
Audio, caption and viewer-channel status appears together, alongside live controls, corrections and organized caption history.
Ready to adapt
From phones and tablets to venue displays and remote browsers, each project can combine the right devices for its scale and network conditions.
05 / CUSTOMIZED DELIVERY
Not another fixed template—
a setup shaped around your event.
Audience size, specialist content, venue equipment and viewing habits vary. We organize the product interface, terminology, workflows and device configuration around the project instead of asking the project to adapt to the tool.
Explore product and servicesBrand and caption design
Align logos, theme colors, font sizes, layouts, backgrounds and projection visuals so captions fit the event identity and production frame.
Industry terminology
Prepare company names, products, speakers and specialist terms as recognition and translation guidance to reduce ambiguity around critical language.
Workflow and device configuration
Design practical paths for venue audio, control-room projection, audience viewing, remote meetings and mobile devices.
Project support
Depending on scope, support can include discovery, pre-event configuration, operator training, technical rehearsal and live-event assistance.
06 / BUILT FOR THE ROOM
Every event has
its own language rhythm.
The product does not ask the room to adapt to the tool. We choose the right caption and translation path around audience size, content density, viewing distance, connectivity and event operations.
CONFERENCE
International conferences and forums
Continuous bilingual captions for keynotes, panel discussions and Q&A, synchronized to venue displays and audience devices.
BUSINESS
Cross-border business and remote meetings
Turn multilingual contributions into shared captions, reduce repeated clarification and keep teams focused on decisions.
TRAINING
Corporate training and public courses
Deliver the session to in-person and remote learners while project terminology keeps products, topics and specialist terms consistent.
EXHIBITION
Exhibitions, launches and demonstrations
Support stage demonstrations, booth presentations and product launches with a consistent caption output across displays, streams and phones.
RECEPTION
Business reception and guided visits
Use dialogue translation for personal exchanges and live captions for group presentations, making the schedule and content easier to follow.
HYBRID EVENT
Hybrid online and in-person events
Keep the venue display, production frame, remote browser and audience phones on the same caption stream and update rhythm.
07 / SERVICE PROCESS
From brief to live event,
every step has a reason.
Understand the event before configuring the product. Planning, terminology, visual design and rehearsal on real equipment move risk out of show time.
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Discovery
Confirm the setting, language direction, audience size, devices, network and venue-audio conditions.
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Solution design
Define the audio entry point, recognition and translation path, caption delivery and operator roles.
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Content preparation
Prepare speaker names, product terminology and specialist language, then confirm the caption and brand treatment.
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Technical rehearsal
Test audio, network, projection, audience viewing and fallback workflows with the actual equipment.
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Operation and review
Provide live support within the project scope and organize caption records and improvement notes after the event.
08 / QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Live interpretation captions,
explained clearly.
From venue projection to live-stream production and audience phones, these answers cover the most common ways teams use WALI AI Interpretation.
How are AI interpretation captions different from ordinary subtitles?
Ordinary subtitles are normally added after content is produced. AI interpretation captions follow a speech or conversation live, generating the source transcript and translated captions as the event unfolds.
How can captions be displayed on a venue screen or live stream?
Use a projection page for venue displays or a clean caption output for live production. Font size, position, bilingual layout and background can be configured around the final frame.
How do audience members view translated captions?
Audience members scan an event QR code and open the caption viewer in a mobile browser. The same captions can be read on a computer or venue display, with no complicated installation.
Can terminology and caption styling be customized?
Yes. Project terminology can cover company names, products, speakers and industry terms. Caption themes, font sizes, layouts and projection visuals can also be adapted to the event.
THE ROOM SPEAKS. EVERYONE FOLLOWS.
At your next event,
let more people understand together.
Experience the complete path from live sound to multilingual captions with WALI AI Interpretation.
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