Sydney-based tech firm AI-Media is on a mission to make language barriers a thing of the past, with the development of real-time translation services for meetings.
The company provides artificial intelligence-powered voice translation, captioning and language orchestration.
In its new offering, LEXI Voice, the company instantly translate live broadcasts into multiple languages, which is then spoken in a natural, AI-generated voice, all based on the company’s existing captioning technology.
“That translation can be delivered directly to an individual audience member, whether through their mobile device, headphones or venue audio systems, so every person can experience content in their chosen language,” AI-Media co-founder and CEO Tony Abrahams said.
“In practice, this allows broadcasters, enterprises and event organisers to reach audiences in multiple languages at once – without the cost and complexity of traditional multilingual interpretation.”
LEXI Voice was recently used at a Worcester Red Sox game in the US for its annual Korea Night, allowing fans to follow live commentary and announcements in Korean.
“What once required specialist interpreters was delivered seamlessly through our AI-driven LEXI Voice – allowing the team to celebrate culture and connect more deeply with their community,” Mr Abrahams said.
The full LEXI suite includes the instant multilingual voice translation tool, Text for real-time captioning and artificial intelligence for intelligent content automation and analysis.
The live translation technology is based on large language AI models and voice synthesis technologies.
AI-Media is a finalist in the InnovationAus 2025 Awards for Excellence in the AI Technology Award. The InnovationAus 2025 Awards for Excellence winners and finalists will be celebrated at a black-tie gala dinner at Sydney Town Hall on Thursday, November 27. You can book your tickets here.
The AI Technology Award is proudly sponsored by the National Artificial Intelligence Centre. The award celebrates companies developing novel tools, technology or methodologies that are helping Australia build sovereign capability in AI. It is focused on AI that isn’t just for the sake of AI, but that impacts, inspires and makes people’s lives better.
“Being named a finalist in the InnovationAus Awards is an incredible recognition of our team’s dedication and Australia’s leadership in AI innovation,” Mr Abrahams said.
“For AI-Media, it affirms that our mission – to make content accessible, inclusive and borderless through AI – resonates not just with our customers, but with the wider technology community.”
AI-Media’s translation platform is now used in more than 25 countries, and can translate into more than 100 languages.
It offers real-time, low-latency, natural-sounding AI voice translation of any live content, for use by broadcasters, enterprises, event producers and governments looking to reach large audiences speaking different languages.
The InnovationAus Awards for Excellence 2025 are proudly supported by ACS, PEXA Group, the CSIRO ON Program, Griffith Hack, TechnologyOne, Q-CTRL, National AI Centre, University of New South Wales, KPMG, AgriFutures Australia, Investment NSW and IP Australia.
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