European Latin American AV Forum

european latin american av forum

High-tech innovation in Europe and Latin America is forging unprecedented opportunities for collaboration and commerce between these two dynamic regions.

Wednesday 5 February, 10:30-14:00 / CC5.3

ISE delved into these opportunities during the second edition of the European Latin American AV Forum (ELAF) on 5 February 2025. Building upon the success of our inaugural summit at ISE 2024, where government officials and business leaders from both regions converged, this upcoming event promises to deliver high-value content aimed at fostering stronger relations between Europe and Latin America.

The European Latin American AV Forum (ELAF) at ISE 2025 offered a unique platform for government representatives, industry leaders, and AV professionals from Europe and Latin America to forge strategic partnerships, explore emerging business opportunities, and drive innovation across the AV and digital sectors. By connecting two dynamic regions through technology and collaboration, ELAF is not just an event but a catalyst for long-term economic and technological growth between Europe and Latin America.

Forum Programme

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AI speech translation and captions

For the third consecutive year, ISE’s official language accessibility partner, KUDO, will be providing AI speech translation and captions across several stages and conference rooms for the show’s 2025 edition. Attendees will be able to access all the keynotes, panels, and presentations in the language of their choice by scanning a QR code from their smartphones or tablets, then following the translated audio and/or subtitles.

KUDO

Designed for ease of use at events, KUDO AI requires no app download or account creation; scanning the QR code opens a new browser window from which attendees can select both an audio and captions language, depending on whether they wish to follow the translated speech or simply read the subtitles directly from their screen. Translated audio and captions are entirely AI-powered, in real time, and require around 1% of the bandwidth needed to stream an average YouTube video from a smartphone, making them easily accessible via 4G or the guest Wi-Fi available at Fira Barcelona Gran Via.
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