Simultaneous interpretation

A complete solution for multilingual events.

ANM provides the technical infrastructure, interpreters and support for simultaneous interpretation at conferences, congresses, meetings and international events.

From interpreter booths and consoles to language distribution for participants — we plan the system around languages, attendance, rooms and event format.

Interpreter booths for simultaneous interpretation

A complete simultaneous-interpretation system

Simultaneous interpretation is more than an interpreter booth. The speech signal, interpreter, language distribution and participant reception must work as one system.

  1. 01

    Speaker

    The original audio signal from the room or an online source.

  2. 02

    Interpreter

    The interpreter follows the programme and interprets in real time.

  3. 03

    Language distribution

    Interpreted audio channels are distributed through the appropriate system.

  4. 04

    Participant

    The participant selects a language and follows the programme.

What we provide

  • Interpreter booths

    Professional booths for simultaneous interpreters, set for the venue and event requirements.

  • Interpreter consoles

    Professional systems for channel selection, programme listen and interpretation output.

  • IR distribution

    Reliable distribution of multilingual audio channels inside conference spaces.

  • IR receivers and headsets

    Participants simply select the language channel they need.

  • Conference systems

    Linking simultaneous interpretation to delegate units, microphones and the event audio system.

  • Technical support

    Installation, testing, monitoring and technical support during the programme.

Do you also need interpreters?

Beyond the technical delivery, ANM can also arrange professional simultaneous interpreters for the language combination and event format.

Interpreter count depends on programme length, languages and session schedule.

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One solution across formats

  • On-site interpretation

    Interpreters work from booths on site; participants listen via receivers or the conference system.

  • Hybrid

    We connect the room with remote speakers, interpreters or participants.

  • Online

    We integrate simultaneous interpretation with supported online platforms and remote participants.

Studio for remote simultaneous interpretation

Interpreter studio

For events that support remote interpreters, the ANM studio provides a controlled professional environment, monitoring, audio routing and technical support.

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Remote simultaneous interpretation

For online and selected hybrid formats we can connect interpreters, speakers and participants remotely after planning and testing the full signal path.

How we deliver simultaneous interpretation

  1. 01

    Event analysis

    Attendance, languages, rooms, format and programme.

  2. 02

    System plan

    We define booths, channels, distribution and the required technical infrastructure.

  3. 03

    Prep and install

    Delivery, setup and system interconnection.

  4. 04

    Testing

    We check audio signal, channels, receivers and interpreter communications.

  5. 05

    Show-day support

    The technical team monitors the system during the event and responds when needed.

Frequently asked questions

How many interpreters does an event need?

It depends on languages, programme length and session schedule. Longer programmes usually need shift coverage — we confirm numbers after reviewing the event.

Can ANM also provide interpreters?

Yes. Alongside the technical infrastructure we can arrange professional simultaneous interpreters for the language combination and event format.

How many languages can be used?

Language count depends on system configuration, available equipment and the venue. We plan channels per confirmed programme and inventory.

Can simultaneous interpretation be used for an online event?

Yes, when the platform and event format support it. Before go-live we check audio routing, monitoring and full signal-path tests.

Do interpreters have to be on site?

Not always. On-site booths are common, and for supported online and hybrid formats remote work is possible — including the interpreter studio when suitable.

How do participants listen to the interpretation?

Most often via IR receivers and headsets, or through the conference system. At online events, language channels are delivered through the supported platform.

Planning a multilingual event?

Send the date, venue, attendance, languages and event format — we will propose a matching technical solution.