Reinventing Multilingual Announcements

Hear Every Language. At the Same Time.

TransitSpeak delivers clearer, faster multilingual public announcements without playing each language one after another.

Patented technology enables multiple languages to be broadcast simultaneously using spatialization, frequency separation, and distinct voice characteristics.

Protected by U.S. Patent No. 9,525,953.

Mass transit passengers listening to multilingual announcements.
TransitSpeak can increase mass transit ridership and accessibility.
Simultaneous Multiple languages can be broadcast without playing each one after another.
Accessible A potential path to multilingual communication without requiring passengers to use phones, applications, or headsets.
Flexible Designed for new systems or compatible public-address retrofits.

Faster Communication

Reduce the Multilingual Announcement Cycle

Conventional Approach

English → Spanish → French

Each language plays after the previous version finishes.

Conventional Playback0:30

TransitSpeak Approach

English + Spanish + French

Languages are delivered concurrently with auditory-separation techniques designed to improve intelligibility.

TransitSpeak Playback0:10

Where TransitSpeak Helps

Simultaneous announcements for transportation, venues, attractions, and emergencies.

Mass Transit

Communicate route, stop, disruption, and safety information to multilingual passengers simultaneously.

Emergency Communications

Reduce the delay between language versions of urgent public-safety messages.

Tourism and Attractions

Deliver instructions to international visitors in several languages at the same time.

Conferences

Provide concurrent multilingual communication without extending every spoken presentation or instruction.

Overview Video

TransitSpeak in Two Minutes

Click the play button to see how simultaneous multilingual announcements can reduce sequential playback, improve language access, and integrate into public-address environments.


Experience TransitSpeak

Hearing the difference is the fastest way to understand the technology.

Click on the interactive demonstration to experience concurrent multilingual announcements and explore how auditory-separation techniques affect intelligibility.

How It Works

How TransitSpeak Improves Announcement Separation

Spatialization

Different language streams are assigned to separated loudspeakers or speaker groups, allowing listeners to use direction as a selection cue.

Frequency Differentiation

High-pass, low-pass, or other tonal processing can help distinguish concurrent language streams.

Distinct Voices

Different voice characteristics provide another cue that helps listeners identify and follow their selected language.

Human Auditory Perception

Uses natural spatial localization and selective-listening abilities to improve the discernibility of simultaneous speech.

Licensing and Integration Partners Wanted

Licensing and Integration Partners Wanted

TransitSpeak, Inc. is seeking qualified partners to manufacture, market, integrate, and install its patented simultaneous multilingual announcement technology.

New or Retrofit Installation

Designed for new systems or integration with compatible existing public-address infrastructure.

Lower Infrastructure Barrier

A potential path to multilingual communication without requiring passengers to use phones, applications, or headsets.

Flexible Licensing

Available for manufacturers, system integrators, installation companies, and end-user solution providers.

Bring simultaneous multilingual announcements to your market.

Contact TransitSpeak, Inc. to request a demonstration and discuss licensing.

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