Barcelona: AI-Media, a global provider of artificial intelligence-powered subtitling and language solutions, will showcase its real-time translation, captioning, and audio description technologies at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2026, from February 3 to 6.
According to BERNAMA News Agency, AI-Media highlighted that multilingual and accessible communication is becoming a standard requirement across professional audio-visual environments. Mark Lovatt, AI-Media's Vice President of Strategic Accounts and Vice President of Sales for EMEA, stated that the professional AV industry is aligning with the expectations long held by broadcasters, emphasizing reliability, low latency, and cross-language accessibility.
Lovatt elaborated that the company will showcase at ISE how real-time voice translation, subtitling, and audio description can be integrated into live production workflows, facilitating more inclusive experiences from the outset. This demonstration will focus on how AI-Media's broadcast-grade AI technology can seamlessly integrate into professional AV workflows, offering scalable and low-latency language and accessibility support for live events, corporate communications, and public installations.
AI-Media will feature its LEXI Voice solution, an AI-driven tool that provides real-time voice translation into multiple languages with natural-sounding output and minimal delay, tailored for live and broadcast environments. Additionally, the company will exhibit LEXI Text, a real-time subtitling solution, and LEXI AD, an automated audio description tool designed to support inclusive viewing experiences.
According to AI-Media, the LEXI suite enables organizations to deliver multilingual and accessible experiences across professional AV and broadcast settings, marking a shift towards inclusive communication as a standard practice in the industry. All LEXI solutions are designed to integrate seamlessly with SDI and IP infrastructures, supporting deployments across various settings including conferences, live events, sports venues, houses of worship, and public installations.