AI-MEDIA TO LAUNCH LEXI VOICE IN EUROPE, SHOWCASE AI ACCESSIBILITY SUITE AT IBC 2025

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 10 (Bernama) -- AI-Media, a global provider of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered language solutions, will showcase its new LEXI Voice platform at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam from Sept 12 to 15, marking the product’s official entry into the European market.

The platform, which made its debut at NAB Las Vegas earlier this year, offers real-time voice translation and subtitling designed to help broadcasters and content owners meet requirements under the European Accessibility Act (EAA) 2025.

LEXI Voice is a speech-to-speech translation solution featuring multiple translation engines and synthetic voices, delivering natural-sounding, live multilingual tracks for broadcast. The technology supports SDI, SMPTE-2110 and IP workflows with ultra-low latency of under 10 seconds.

AI-Media chief executive officer, Tony Abrahams said LEXI Voice would enable broadcasters and event organisers to deliver multilingual experiences that break down language barriers.

“By combining speed, affordability and flexibility, we are making accessibility the standard, not the exception,” said Abrahams in a statement.

Alongside LEXI Voice, the company will also introduce LEXI AD, a fully automated audio description solution aimed at improving video accessibility for audiences with vision impairment.

LEXI AD uses AI to generate descriptions up to 90 per cent faster and at a lower cost compared with traditional workflows, supported by features such as facial recognition, custom narration and integration options.

At IBC 2025, AI-Media will also highlight updates to its wider product range, including the LEXI Direct API for developers, expanded voice options with Speaker ID, additional supported languages in LEXI Translate, and improved captioning and dubbing synchronisation with its Encoder Pro.

The LEXI Suite and global encoder network deliver real-time multilingual intelligence – trusted worldwide to modernise workflows, enhance communication, and scale the shift from text to spoken AI.

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