No app to install
Attendees open a web page in their phone browser to listen — no download or sign-in, cutting on-site support effort.
No more renting hundreds of receivers and transmitters. KKLANG streams interpretation to every phone: attendees scan an on-site QR Code, pick a language channel, and listen to live AI interpretation with their own earphones — or follow captions at the same time.
Cloud interpretation listening (Cloud Listening) uplinks interpretation audio to the cloud and lets attendees connect to a language channel on their own phones. Compared with renting dozens of receivers, headsets and transmitters, it makes the attendee’s phone the receiving device, cutting hardware, logistics and engineering costs dramatically.
The organizer posts a dedicated QR Code at the venue; attendees scan it, open a language-selection page, pick a channel and put on earphones to listen to live AI interpretation. KKLANG also provides real-time captions so attendees who prefer to read can keep up too.
Replacing receiver hardware with cloud streaming means multilingual listening for a large event in minutes.
Attendees open a web page in their phone browser to listen — no download or sign-in, cutting on-site support effort.
Parallel Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean channels; attendees switch freely. Ideal for large multilingual events.
No receiver count or rental windows — billed by streamed minutes, so a few hundred to thousands can listen at once.
Get listener counts, channel usage and event duration to support wrap-up and reporting.
You prepare the audio and a QR Code; KKLANG handles the rest.
Choose the speaker and target interpretation languages; the system creates the matching channels and dedicated QR Code.
Put the QR Code at entrances, seats or screens; attendees scan it and pick a language channel to listen.
Interpretation audio streams at low latency to every phone, with live listener status and counts available during the event.
Cloud listening is billed per minute × listener, transparently, with no hidden receiver-rental costs.
Final cost depends on listener numbers and event duration.
No. They open a web page in their phone browser after scanning the QR Code, choose a language channel and listen — no download or sign-in.
Yes. KKLANG runs parallel ZH/EN/JA/KO channels and attendees switch freely, making it ideal for large multilingual events.
No receivers to prepare, count, charge and collect — and no hardware limit. Attendees use their own phones, cutting hardware, logistics and engineering costs.
Yes. A QR Code can be limited to on-site attendees, and can also be paired with ticketing or identity verification.
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