Seoul, South Korea is getting ready for a human vs. machine battle. Also, the translation competition is set to take place at 2:00 pm on February 21, 2017. So, translators of the human side will go head to head with the machine translators of the AI (artificial intelligence) side. Who is competing in the Human … Continued
Google seems to make everything easier, and every now and then they present a new idea that grows into a must-have. Thus, we have Google Translate. Simple enough? Sure…but there is so much more to this fascinating program that many might not even know about. With over 10 years since its’ creation, there has been … Continued
Brief article as published in Chicago Lawyer Magazine and written by Kevin McQuire regarding Google Translate and it’s uses and benefits as well as its downfalls.
Brief overview of the Williams Sound IC-2 interpreter console as it compares to the predecessor IC-1.
Quick overview and comparison of the Listen Technologies Tour Guide System including the LT-700 portable transmitter, LR-400 and LR-500 receivers as compared to the Williams-Sound and Gentner line.
Brief article identifying and understanding what crowdsorcing is and how it relates to the language translation industry. The pitfalls of not using a professional translation firm to handle language projects and a short mention of Facebook.
First, interpretation is a very difficult process. It is not just black and white, there are hundreds of items that an interpreter must consider while interpreting which makes our job difficult, other times rewarding beyond belief. In a recent article published by Fox News, they reported on a case that has recently been dropped due … Continued
Discussion regarding the origination of language and the possibility that all languages are derivatives of one African language.
This article talks about Medical interpretation and the need/qualities.
President Obama made the news recently due to a malfunction in the translation equipment that left him in the dark. The wireless audio feed that sends the interpreted language to the President ceased to function. So, the only thing President Obama could do was smile and nod at the Prime Minister of Portugal, Jose Socrates. … Continued
