
Live audio description is possible in conferences, parties and sports competitions, fashion shows, theater and sightseeing tours.
Live subtitling, also called CART (Communication access real-time translation), is a system in which text is generated simultaneously while a speaker is talking.
Live transcription is possible thanks to stenotyping, in which a trained person types on a special machine what the speaker says and then a software turns the stenographic signs into text. The staff trained by ATmedios in this method has high speed and accuracy.
The purpose of simultaneous interpretation is to convey a spoken message from one language to another in real-time. It is intended for audiences not fluent in the speaker's source language at an event.