Real-Time AI Translation for Multilingual Meetings: How Dubit Works

Teams, suppliers and customers increasingly work across languages. Until recently the options were an interpreter, a shared second language, or a lot of misunderstanding. Dubit is an AI-powered tool for real-time translation, transcription and multilingual meeting notes — built so people can talk to anyone, in their own language.

The pipeline behind a translated sentence

1. Speech recognition turns audio into text as the person speaks.
2. Segmentation decides when a phrase is complete enough to translate without waiting for the whole paragraph.
3. Translation converts the phrase while keeping names, numbers and terms intact.
4. Delivery shows captions — or speaks the translation — to each listener in their language.

Every step adds delay. The engineering challenge is keeping the total short enough that conversation still feels natural.

What makes it usable, not just impressive

• Works where meetings already happen. Dubit is designed to fit into common meeting platforms and devices instead of forcing a new one.
• Notes in every language. A transcript and summary after the call is often more valuable than the live captions — everyone leaves with the same record.
• Domain vocabulary. Product names and industry terms need to survive translation; generic models often mangle them.

Where real-time translation pays off

• Sales and support calls with international customers.
• Distributed engineering and operations teams.
• Hospitality and travel, where guests and staff rarely share a first language — something we see daily at Musée Living.
• Training sessions delivered once, understood by many.

The broader lesson

Dubit is a good example of a narrow, well-defined AI product: one job, done in real time, with output people can check. It sits alongside PhotoGPT AI and COSMI Skin in our family of B2C subscriptions — see them together in One studio, many AI products.

Try it at dubit.live.