Advances in Consumer Research
Issue:6 : 2344-2351
Original Article
Automated Translation In Live Sessions.
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Asst prof / Department of CSE V.S.B Engineering College, Karur
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prof / Department of CSE V.S.B Engineering College, Karur
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Department of CSE V.S.B Engineering College, Karur
Abstract

The suggested initiative is a real-time cloud-based live translation and voice dubbing system that utilizes Artificial Intelligence, designed for webinars and e-learning education programs. This initiative will support and incorporate enhanced speech recognition, adaptive machine translation and natural sounding text-to-speech synthesis to improve communication across the language divide. While the typical convention of subtitle accuracy, and therefore content delivery has utilized an interpreter, this system adds an additional element where the interpreter voices fluently, in a natural and human quality voice with no disturbance to a presentation in real time. Cloud-based systems are scalable and, most practically efficient in regards to cost, to enable inter-linguistic issues of accessible information and accessibility and inclusivity across education, health care and professional business sectors. There is more need and presence of projects requiring the breaking of multilingual and real time response perspective. The provided solution has a high level of potential to assist as a bridge more successful communication and knowledge sharing, and potentially responsiveness to the demands of end-users

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