As opportunities to commercialise international rights across different channels grow, the need for scalable, cost-effective localisation solutions has never been greater. This panel explores how advancements in synthetic voice technology, language models, and intelligent automation are supporting the localisation landscape particularly across live and real-time dubbing, subtitling, and adaptation workflows.
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How to deliver live low-latency video at scale
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From Pixels to Personas: The Role of Digital Humans in Modern Media
Hyper-personalization has become the new hot-button in media and entertainment, and now it takes on a new face through natural digital human avatars. This talk explores the latest advancements in digital human technology and their implications for film studios and broadcasters. Attendees will gain insights into the innovative tools and techniques driving the creation of hyper-realistic digital characters, and how these advancements enhance narrative depth and audience immersion. They will also learn how NVIDIA ACE and related technologies enable digital human development with AI models for speech and translation, vision, intelligence, lifelike animation and behavior, and realistic appearance. Whether you are a developer, artist, or enthusiast, this session will provide valuable insights into creating digital humans that can see, hear, understand, and interact with the world around them.
