In the field

Real events, in every language.

From a youth summit understood in six languages to a hybrid engineering meeting across two continents — here is how organisers actually run Orato Flow, with the photos to show it.

ConferencesFeatured

Multilingual from minute one: the HIGH 5 conference

A 100-plus-delegate, multi-session conference ran multilingual from minute one — live captions to every seat and two languages side by side on the main screen.

HIGH 5 · multi-session investment & innovation forum

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Faith & community

Every delegate’s language: the 2026 Fo Guang Shan Youth Summit

1,300 young delegates from around the world followed the summit live — in six languages, on every phone and the big screen.

Fo Guang Shan, Taiwan · 2026Read

Hybrid & technical

Building across languages: property & construction

An investor briefing on a New Zealand development, and technical design reviews across borders — both run live across English and Chinese, with no interpreters.

New Zealand · Australia · ChinaRead

Hybrid & technical

Technical training, in any language: Xunwei EV

A Chinese-language workshop on Tesla’s safety-restraint system reached English-reading technicians instantly — no interpreters, no apps, no extra hardware.

EV repair training · online · June 2026Read

Conferences

Faith and AI, in every language: the 11th Symposium on Humanistic Buddhism

A three-day academic symposium on “Artificial Intelligence and the Propagation of Religion” — carried across languages, live, by AI itself.

Fo Guang Shan, Kaohsiung, Taiwan · December 2025Read

Faith & community

Where the words matter most: live-translated Buddhist teachings

Buddhist teaching turns on precise terms and layered meaning — the kind general tools flatten. A global order translates its weekly teachings with Orato Flow, in the hall and online, with the vocabulary kept intact.

Fo Guang Shan temples worldwide · weekly, in person & onlineRead

Conferences

A museum guest lecture, on every iPad and the big screen

When the museum hosted an international art-world lecture, the audience read the live translation two ways at once — an iPad at every seat and the room’s screen.

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum, TaiwanRead

What customers say

In their words.

Verified reviews on Capterra

“I have used Orato Flow several times, and it never fails to surprise me with how accurate the translations are.”

You Lu S.

Deputy Head, International Affairs Department · Religious Institutions

via Capterra

“It delivered accurate real-time translations, was easy to use, and made multilingual events much more accessible.”

Zhijie S.

Administrative Secretary · Religious Institutions

via Capterra

“The real-time translation is fast and accurate, the custom glossary keeps event-specific terminology consistent, and the interface is very user-friendly.”

Chang N.

Administrator · Religious Institutions

via Capterra

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