Event interpretation operations

Deliver venue audio in every attendee's language

Conference venue setup with an audio mixer, operator laptop, and QR instruction screen — Live inputQR accessLanguage listening

Jupiter turns a speaker's live venue audio into realtime interpreted audio and captions for attendees who join by QR. Operators manage broadcast status and language sessions in the browser, while attendees listen in their preferred language without installing an app.

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Broadcast operations

Operators manage broadcast and language status together

Venue audio input

Broadcasting

Stage mixer L/R

Input synced

Venue audio is broadcasting to 6 languages. Broadcast active

Listener demand and sessions

Track selected listener languages alongside sessions that need action.

Demand 6 languages

Needs action 1 language

Supported 9 languages

Language status 327 listening

Session status by listener-selected language.

English EN Broadcasting 128 listeners
Korean KO Session live 96 listeners
Japanese JA Session live 54 listeners
Chinese ZH Session live 31 listeners
Spanish ES Queued 18 listeners
French FR Session live 14 listeners
+3 more languages

Operator console

After choosing an audio input and starting the broadcast, operators see listener demand and session status per language. Language-specific issues and server connection state stay visible in the operator console.

Listener access

Attendees join by QR and choose their language

Scan to listen

Open

Join the listener page directly from the venue QR code or shared link.

Listener URL jupiter.io/events/robot-conf/join

Access code ROBOT-CONF

Realtime interpretation

Listening

View interpreted audio and captions for the selected language together.

The biggest shift this year is that robots are moving beyond fixed routes and beginning to adjust priorities from live operational data.

Interpretation audio English · 42ms

Caption history Latest 3

In logistics centers, workers and robots are sharing the same aisles more often.

Sensor data is moving beyond monitoring into operational indicators that predict incidents.

Next, we will look at a collaborative robot layout strategy that reduced manufacturing bottlenecks.

Listener page

Attendees enter from a venue QR prompt or shared link, choose a language, and start listening. Each listener receives only the interpreted audio and captions for the selected language.

Event consultation

Start with your event type and required languages

Share the schedule, attendee count, supported languages, event duration, and onsite or remote operation needs. We will help define the rehearsal and quote criteria.

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