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Dilato Caption: Live AI Translation & Multilingual Captions for Conferences in Korea

A practical guide to DMT Labs’ Dilato Caption for Korean conferences: real-time subtitles, QR-based multilingual access, translated audio, on-site operations, and verified Korean event case studies.

Updated 2026-11-124min readKVBiz Editorial
AI-generated illustration of live translated conference captions and smartphone QR access in Korea
KVBiz AI-generated editorial illustration; fictional attendees, not an actual DMT Labs client event or product screenshot
Contents
  1. 01A multilingual conference experience through a QR code
  2. 02Five capabilities that matter to Korean event organizers
  3. 03Documented deployments in South Korea
  4. 04Who should consider Dilato Caption?
  5. 05From planning to post-event deliverables
  6. 06Procurement checklist
  7. 07Request a demonstration or quotation
  8. 08Frequently asked questions

A Korean conference may host international speakers, overseas buyers and local decision-makers in the same room. The challenge is not only translation: organizers must coordinate microphones, displays, livestreams, terminology and live Q&A. Dilato Caption, developed by South Korea's DMT Labs, combines real-time AI multilingual captions with on-site event operation services.

Concept illustration: live conference subtitles and QR-based personal translation — not an actual event or verified Dilato product screenshot
Concept illustration: live conference subtitles and QR-based personal translation — not an actual event or verified Dilato product screenshot · KVBiz

A multilingual conference experience through a QR code

The solution recognizes a speaker's voice, translates the speech, and can show subtitles on the venue's main screen or livestream. Attendees can scan a QR code to view captions in their chosen language and access translated audio from personal devices without installing an app.

Consider a Seoul technology forum where an English-speaking presenter addresses a Korean audience. The organizer can configure captions on the main display while international attendees follow the session on their own phones. Exact language pairs, translated speech coverage, and concurrent access limits should be confirmed for each event.

Five capabilities that matter to Korean event organizers

1. Real-time speech recognition and translation for presentations and multilingual sessions.

2. Live captions on conference displays and streamed sessions to make presentations easier to follow.

3. QR-based personal captions and translated audio without requiring attendees to install an application.

4. Terminology preparation for company names, presenters, institutions and specialist vocabulary.

5. End-to-end event support: configuration, technical rehearsals, day-of monitoring and agreed post-event materials, potentially including transcripts, translations and summaries.

Rather than selling a generic translation app, DMT Labs positions Dilato Caption as software supported by practical event operations.

Documented deployments in South Korea

BEXCO, Busan — Global Forum on Seismic Safety Industry Cooperation (3 September 2026). DMT Labs reports that it provided bidirectional Korean-English AI interpretation, screen captions and QR-based personal translated scripts. Terminology was prepared in advance and its team supported the live setup.

Sungkyunkwan University — 2026 Seoul AI Forum. DMT Labs reports that the technology displayed English source text and Korean captions for expert presentations and panel discussions.

APQN International Workshop, Seoul (9–10 September 2026). According to DMT Labs, its service supported Korean, English and Chinese in presentations, discussions and audience questions.

These are supplier-reported deployments, not independent benchmarks of latency or translation accuracy.

Who should consider Dilato Caption?

  • International conferences and industry forums, including AI, healthcare, manufacturing and technology events.
  • Exhibitions and buyer meetings hosted at major Korean venues such as COEX, KINTEX or BEXCO.
  • Universities and research institutions organizing global lectures and academic workshops.
  • Public organizations and associations hosting cross-border investment, trade and policy events.
  • Korea–Vietnam business conferences, subject to a successful demonstration of Korean–Vietnamese speech recognition, captions and audio quality.

From planning to post-event deliverables

Before the event: the supplier reviews the program, language requirements, acoustic and streaming setup, slide materials and specialist vocabulary.

During rehearsals and the event: the team tests subtitles, QR access, translated speech output and venue connections, then monitors performance.

After the event: the organizer may receive agreed transcripts, translated records or key-point summaries depending on the service scope.

Procurement checklist

Ask about supported language pairs, actual end-to-end latency, specialist vocabulary accuracy, handling of speaker changes and Q&A, display/streaming integration, maximum concurrent devices, data handling and retention, network redundancy, staffing, and a written quotation. The brochure does not publish standardized prices or an independently verified accuracy figure.

Request a demonstration or quotation

Share your event date, venue, expected attendance, languages, screen/streaming needs and session schedule.

Technology provider: DMT Labs — dmtlabs.co.kr

Email: info@dmtlabs.co.kr | Tel: +82-2-794-5333

KVBiz event inquiries: contact@kvbiz.net for Korea–Vietnam conference solution exploration. This article does not imply KVBiz is an authorized or exclusive reseller; any service arrangement is subject to confirmation with DMT Labs.

Frequently asked questions

Do attendees have to install an app?

No. The provider's brochure says attendees can scan a QR code and use captions and translated audio on their personal devices.

Can captions appear on the main conference screen?

Yes. The solution supports captions on main screens, presentation displays and online streams, subject to technical integration and rehearsal.

Does it support Korean–Vietnamese live interpretation?

DMT Labs lists Vietnamese among the languages supported by its broader Dilato translation engine. Live Korean–Vietnamese speech/caption/audio support on Dilato Caption must be confirmed in a product demo.

Can it handle conferences with more than 100 people?

The supplier reports deployments at large international events. Concurrent-device capacity, Wi-Fi requirements, backup arrangements and staffing should be confirmed in writing.

What is the price?

No standard public price list has been verified. Request an event-specific proposal.

Does AI eliminate the need for professional interpreters?

It can improve accessibility, but high-risk legal, medical, safety and diplomatic content should have specialist review or an appropriate human backup.

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