Machine Translation

Cavya is an AI-driven tool that streamlines and speeds up the preparation of translation projects. Users are able to upload a range of file types, choose document categories along with target languages, and quickly produce translation-ready materials like glossaries and style guides. The platform supports more than 120 languages and offers features to extract key terms with context, establish consistent style standards, and prepare content for CAT tool integration. Outputs can be edited in Word and CSV formats. Additionally, Cavya facilitates easy revisions and emphasizes data security by keeping user files private and never using them to train AI models.

Speechlab is an automatic dubbing solution that helps publishers and creators distribute their content worldwide. It offers functionalities for downloading captions, subtitles, dubbed audio, and video, as well as creating editable transcripts and translations. Users can also produce distinctive voices that replicate the original speakers and generate speech in different languages. Register for free to test the tool.

The Google Thing Translator site enables users to employ their phone's camera to convert physical objects from one language to another. It leverages artificial intelligence to recognize items and then translates the text on these objects into the desired language. Additionally, it offers users the option to save and share their translations.