Imagine an auto manufacturer who would like translate 200,000 pages of product manuals for communication amongst teams in Germany, Columbia and Japan, using email and instant messaging.
What were some of the notable challenges you faced while developing your business?ĭenis Gachot: One challenge is that most people are unaware of how they can apply machine translation to their business. PNMT is furthering the opportunity to allow people from anywhere in the world to be able to connect with anyone and understand anything. Pure Neural Machine Translation (PNMT) has brought us translation quality that raised the standard, and is now measured by how well it sounds like a native speaker a remarkable attribute for a machine to be judged on.
Thus, the void we needed to solve for was quality. Large corporations are in a battle, and have global teams that need to get languages right and uphold tight security. The only difference today is that we’re not just helping the intelligence community. The stakes had never been higher precision, security and speed were required to translate a high volume of data quickly. What was the specific void or opportunity that inspired the idea behind SYSTRAN's PNMT?ĭenis Gachot: In 1968, the United States Air Force called us to translate Russian to English during the Cold War. I spoke with Systran CEO Denis Gachot about the vision behind his company, eliminating language barriers, and his plans for transforming how people and businesses communicate.
Pure Neural Machine Translation has proven to be more effective than translation software and services used on Facebook or Google Translate.Įquipped with a trained and experienced team of engineers and linguists, Systran not only expects to compete, but looks to ultimately surpass power players like Google in the race to design a truly connected world without language divides. Instead of translating one word at a time, the technology reads full sentences to determine the meaning and assure each translation is properly contextualized.
The tech company has developed a proprietary software product called Pure Neural Machine Translation (PNMT), which is an independently developed variation of a technology called Neural Machine Translation.
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