ENCO Unveils AIM

ENCO has combined its powerful AI speech synthesis and generative AI tools with its award-winning automatic captioning and translation products to create an updated version of its AIM announcing and messaging platform, debuting this week at InfoComm.

Designed for public address and digital signage applications, ENCO’s newly enhanced AIM platform brings a comprehensive, multilingual ecosystem to venues, transportation centers, malls, academic or corporate campuses, medical facilities, and anywhere a diverse set of accessible, efficient, automated voice and visual messages are needed.

AIM’s technology rests at the front-end of messaging and announcing, and can perform a variety of functions simultaneously. For example, it can create a variety of AI voiced announcements from text entered by venue staff (or automated data sources), or can convert human-voiced announcements into other languages and other synthetic voices. AIM can also generate multilingual text for digital signage. Most impressively, it can achieve all of the above under automation and in near real-time.

From there, traditional audiovisual file playback and routing systems can deliver the proper synthetic voices to the correct zones based on space utilization and languages spoken. AIM can simultaneously route through the text content, and translate as needed, to the correct digital signage displays in the facility. For facilities lacking a live file-based multi-channel automatic playout system, ENCO's Digital Audio Delivery (DAD) product can manage that with ease.

AIM’s workflow begins with the creation of spoken word and/or text-based messages that can be created or initiated manually, automatically triggered, or pre-scheduled for delivery at specific times or intervals. Leveraging advanced voice synthesis technology, natural sounding voice announcements are created from automated data sources, simple text entered from a keyboard, or AI-generated scripts. Users can customize voices across gender, accent, style and/or tone, or use optional voice cloning technology.

InfoComm runs Wednesday through Friday at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. ENCO exhibits at Booth 2870.

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