Vasco Electronics, a frontrunner in AI-driven translation, is bringing a suite of revolutionary tools to CES 2026. Highlighting the showcase are the Vasco Translator Q1, the Vasco Audience platform, and a sophisticated AI Assistant, all engineered to eliminate language barriers for businesses and international travelers.
Real-Time Translation for the Stage
The newly introduced Vasco Audience software redefines public speaking. It enables automated simultaneous translation for presentations in over 50 languages. As a speaker delivers their talk, audience members can stream the translation directly to their smartphones in real time. By making use of semantic segmentation, the software organizes captured speech into logical blocks, ensuring the translation maintains the speaker’s original meaning and clarity.
Contextual Insights with AI Assistant
Vasco’s AI Assistant functions as an intelligent extension of the Voice and Photo translation features. Once a translation is captured, users can engage the AI to receive localized context. Whether you are deciphering a historical plaque via photo or navigating a conversation, the AI Assistant provides details on local history, idioms, and navigation tips tailored to your specific coordinates.
The Vasco Translator Q1: Hands-Free Innovation
Building on its debut, the Vasco Translator Q1 remains the company’s flagship hardware. Key features include:
- Automatic Voice Recognition (AVR): Enables seamless, hands-free dialogue.
- Vasco My Voice: Uses AI to replicate the user’s natural tone and cadence, preserving emotional nuances.
- Call Translator: Operates independently of external apps or Wi-Fi, allowing for clear, translated phone calls even in remote regions.
A Word from the Leadership
Reflecting on the vision for these innovations, Maciej Góralski, founder and CEO, noted that these advancements are designed to foster cultural understanding and collaboration across borders. “At CES, we’ll showcase the latest advancements in AI-powered translation, designed to help individuals and organizations break down language barriers, whether in one-on-one conversations, large conferences, or global events,” says Góralski.
Adding to this, Tomasz Stomski, Chief Product Officer, shared his perspective on the team’s development goals. He adds, “Our focus has always been on solving the friction points of real-world interaction. With these new AI integrations, we aren’t just translating words; we are facilitating genuine human connection and making global engagement feel local for everyone involved.
