ENCO Launches enSpeak for Real-Time Live Voice Translation at InfoComm

This introduction signals a move towards more inclusive communication in live settings, offering immediate linguistic accessibility. It addresses the growing need for real-time translation in a globalized industry, potentially reducing reliance on human interpreters. What to watch is the adoption rate across different professional environments and its impact on audience engagement metrics.

ENCO initially previewed enSpeak at NAB Show 2026 in April, where the company highlighted its ability to integrate with existing captioning and translation workflows (per ENCO blog, April 2026). The solution's design emphasizes low-latency speech translation, aiming to deliver natural-sounding audio experiences. During NAB Show, ENCO articulated that broadcasters and AV professionals expressed a clear demand for voice translation as the next evolution in accessibility (per rAVe [PUBS], April 2026). At InfoComm (June 2026), ENCO will demonstrate enSpeak as part of a complete multilingual communication workflow, combining live captioning, real-time text translation, and AI-powered voice synthesis (per rAVe [PUBS], June 2026). Ken Frommert, ENCO President, noted that AV environments increasingly serve multilingual audiences, driving the need for solutions that make communication more accessible without the heavy costs associated with human translators (per redtech.pro, June 2026).