1. Low Efficiency in Face-to-Face Cross-Language Communication

In face-to-face meetings, participants struggle to follow speakers using different languages. Whispered interpretation, repeated explanations, and frequent pauses break the natural flow of discussion, making in-person meetings slower and less effective.

2.Lack of Real-Time In-Person Meeting Translation Support

Most in-person meetings lack reliable real-time translation support. Without dedicated in-person meeting translation tools, teams rely on manual interpretation or ad-hoc solutions that are slow, distracting, and difficult to scale.

3.No Shared Record After In-Person Meetings

During in-person meetings, key information is often partially understood or lost across languages. After the meeting, participants rely on fragmented notes and memory, with no shared, synchronized record of what was actually discussed