Episode Details

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses a significant milestone in the realm of international event interpretation. LiveVoice, a cloud-based audio streaming platform, is celebrating a decade of providing hardware-free simultaneous interpretation for events worldwide. The platform, headquartered in Salzburg, Austria, delivers multilingual audio directly to attendees' personal devices, supporting both human interpreters and artificial intelligence voice translation across more than 70 languages. This innovative approach has transformed multilingual communication by reducing typical event interpretation costs by up to 80 percent. For more information, visit the company's website at LiveVoice.

LiveVoice's platform replaces traditional interpretation hardware with cloud-based audio streaming, allowing interpreters to work remotely and expanding the available interpreter pool. The platform supports a wide range of event configurations, from small town halls to large multilingual events, and offers features such as artificial intelligence-generated live captions and audio description channels for accessibility. By eliminating the need for rented equipment and offering predictable, pay-per-event pricing, LiveVoice has become a top choice for international event interpretation. Founder Johannes Wigand emphasizes that by moving the workflow to the cloud and attendees' devices, LiveVoice removes barriers to language access, making professional interpretation available even at smaller community events.