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NTT TechnoCross adds on-prem AI interpreter to Crossway

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NTT TechnoCross adds on-prem AI interpreter to Crossway

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    NTT TechnoCross launched an 'AI Voice Interpreter' option for its on-premises IP-PBX 'Crossway', handling Japanese, Vietnamese and English two-way interpretation with all speech processing done on-site, no external cloud.

  2. Why it matters

    Because voice data never leaves the facility, the option can be used in environments with strict confidentiality requirements, and existing Crossway phones, smartphones and speaker devices work as-is, reducing new hardware and management costs.

WHO IT HITSFactory, logistics, nursing-care and municipal-counter managers who supervise multilingual staff can deploy real-time interpretation without sending sensitive conversations to the cloud, while their foreign employees can report problems in their native language over familiar desk phones.

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Which languages does the AI Voice Interpreter support?
It supports Japanese, Vietnamese and English, reflecting the large number of Vietnamese workers in Japan.
Can existing Crossway users add the interpreter without new hardware?
Yes. Companies already using Crossway can continue using their connected desk phones, smartphones and speaker devices.
How does it handle site-specific terminology?
Users can register a custom dictionary of product model numbers, process names, department names and site nicknames to prevent mistranslation.
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