AI is paving its way into the video translation industry, and Hong Kong’s Zyetric Technologies is creating a new wave of global video translation with its soon to be released powerful translation platform Zhowcase.
Not only can the translated video match the lip movement of the translated language and have a 100% true to original clone of the original voice of the speaker, but it can also show intonation that accurately reflects the context of the sentence spoken, as well as micro expressions of the speaker. As such, the translated video can perfectly blend in with the emotion and context of the video.
The translation itself is smooth and seamless, and can be used in situations that requires movie grade video translations like movies and TV shows.
Zyetric’s generative AI and computer vision research team in New Zealand exclusively develops the seamless lip and face synchronization technology and the facial super fault tolerance technology, which can naturally integrate facial expressions and translation, adapting to different scenes in the film.
Translation solutions currently available in the market mostly focus on subtitles translation or voice-overs. This gives no room for any lip movement or facial expression synchronization, both of which can be achieved with Zhowcase.
Zhowcase is expected to be released in September, and beta accounts will be provided for you to try out. Please look forward to it!