Multilingual live translation
Real-time two-way translation among Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean for foreign speakers, international forums, company briefings and live streams.
Run a multilingual event without hiring interpreters or renting receivers. KKLANG uses low-latency AI to translate on-site speech into Chinese, English, Japanese or Korean in real time, and attendees listen on their own phones.
Live AI interpretation uses speech recognition and translation models to translate a speaker’s words into another language in real time, presented as audio (or text) to replace or support human simultaneous interpretation. KKLANG uses Gemini Live audio-to-audio technology for low latency and natural delivery at live events.
KKLANG’s AI interpretation can produce captions and interpretation audio at the same time: the organizer posts a dedicated QR Code, attendees scan and choose a language channel, put on earphones and listen to live translation; those who prefer to read can follow the captions.
No interpreter roster to schedule and no receivers or transmitters to rent — KKLANG puts multilingual capability in the cloud.
Real-time two-way translation among Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean for foreign speakers, international forums, company briefings and live streams.
Interpreting stays seamless when speakers switch languages — the system detects and translates, ideal for multi-language roundtables.
Interpretation is generated with real-time captions shown on on-site screens, live streams and attendees’ phones at the same time.
Add speaker, company, product and technical terms up front so AI interpretation uses stable, professional terminology.
You prepare the venue audio; KKLANG handles the rest.
Choose the speaker and interpretation languages and upload a glossary of proper nouns to keep translations stable.
Post a dedicated QR Code at the venue; attendees scan it, choose a channel and listen on their phones.
When the event ends, keep the interpretation audio, captions and transcript as a record and follow-up material.
AI interpretation is billed by minutes and language count, without interpreter hourly rates, travel or equipment rental costs.
Final cost depends on event length, language count and listener numbers.
Human interpretation suits high-stakes, highly specialized or context-sensitive events; AI interpretation is a better fit for tighter budgets, many languages, or teams that need to go live fast — the two can also be combined.
Yes. KKLANG supports real-time two-way translation among Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean, e.g. ZH→EN, EN→ZH, JA→ZH, KO→ZH.
No. Interpretation happens in the cloud — you just post a QR Code and attendees listen on their own phones and earphones, replacing common receivers and transmitters.
Yes. AI interpretation can generate real-time captions in parallel, for on-site screens, live streams and attendees’ phones.
Turn speakers’ speech into live ZH/EN/JA/KO subtitles for on-site screens, live streams and online events.
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