Real-time translation, no pauses. Ideal for congresses, conferences and large audiences.
In simultaneous interpreting, I work from a soundproof booth while the speaker talks, and the audience listens to the translation in real time through headsets. Given the concentration this format demands, sessions longer than an hour require a team of two interpreters taking turns every 20-30 minutes — the standard set out in ISO 2603, which I follow.
When a physical booth isn't possible — factory visits, walking tours, small meetings in tight rooms — there's an alternative: a portable system ("infoport"), which allows simultaneous interpreting without a booth, so the event flows without noticeable pauses, as if everyone spoke the same language.


Is your event online or hybrid? Remote interpreting (RSI) achieves the same result without travel or a physical booth.
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