
Translate spoken audio while keeping transcript and export controls together.
Useful for interviews, training audio, recorded briefings and other spoken content that needs a target-language version.
Hatek Lingua AI is built for organisations that create video and need efficient multilingual versions for additional audiences.

A production team can upload finished source video and create translated versions for selected markets.
The product handles translation, generated target-language speech and visible speech synchronisation in one workflow. Human review focuses on language accuracy, voice quality, timing and the final audiovisual output.
Universities, schools, training companies and online educators often already have valuable video libraries.
Hatek Lingua AI creates localised language versions from existing lessons, lectures and training material. Technical terminology can be reviewed while target-language speech is aligned with the original instructor's visible delivery.
Media teams can start with finished video, educators can work from recorded lectures, and other organisations can use voice or subtitle localisation. Hatek Lingua AI keeps those workflows connected.

Useful for interviews, training audio, recorded briefings and other spoken content that needs a target-language version.

Subtitle timing, translation and export can be handled as part of the same localisation workflow.
Potential use cases include onboarding, compliance training, product demonstrations, internal announcements and multilingual customer education.
Broadcasters and creators can benefit when one piece of content can be adapted to new language audiences.
Applications include interviews, news explainers, public-interest programming, creator videos, announcements and archive content.
Health, safety, civic and community communication often needs to reach people across several languages quickly.
Hatek Lingua AI helps organisations produce additional spoken-language versions of the same verified message while keeping the original visual material consistent.
Customer engagements can be structured around source content, target languages, output requirements, processing volume and the operational value of localisation.