6 Ways to Integrate MT in your Work Environment

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In light of a recent KantanMT user survey, we noticed that while all our clients enjoy using our custom MT platform, some of our users are less aware of the KantanMT productivity enhancing tools and features, which help access KantanMT translations within the work environment.

Translations from your custom KantanMT engines can be directly accessed within a Microsoft program or on a webpage and in various other ways. In this post, we will tell you about the 6 coolest ways you can get your KantanMT translations, without even having to open the platform. Continue reading →

My Journey to Becoming a Gaeilgeoir

March 30, 2017April 3, 2017 KantanMT KantanMT News Culture, English, France, Gaeilge, Greek, Indo-European, Insular Celtic languages, Ireland, Irish, Irish Gaelic, language, Latvia, Learning, Localisation, Localization, machine learning, Machine Translation, Multilingual, Multilingualism, Poland, Riccardo Superbo, Translation, Yu Ming Is Ainm Dom

Riccardo Superbo, our Client Solutions Engineer in the Professional Services Team at KantanMT, is a language ‘fanatic,’ if we may say so ourselves. With thorough knowledge of five languages, he has recently undertaken the mammoth task of mastering the Irish language – a commendable task, given the complexity of the language. In this blog post, Riccardo speaks about his observations and experiences of learning Gaeilge as an Italian native, living and working in Dublin. Continue reading →

Working with KantanMT as a TY Student

March 3, 2017March 3, 2017 KantanMT Guest Post, KantanMT News Adobe, Blackrock College, KantanMT, KantanMT engine quality, Machine Translation, Peter Coyle, Photoshop, Poulomi Choudhury, Riccardo Superbo, Technology, Training, Transition Year, Translation Automation, Work Experience

Peter Coyle, a Transition Year student from Blackrock College spent a week at KantanMT, learning about the language and localization industry and the KantanMT technology. We were delighted to have him in our office and really appreciated the hard work he put in during his time here. While Peter had a packed schedule over the week, he found some time to blog about his TY work experience with us. Read his opinion about KantanMT, the ever-changing world of technology and his key takeaways from the work experience.

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Tony O’Dowd Talks About KantanNeural™

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Following our launch of KantanNeural™ engines as part of our KantanFleet™ repository of pre-built MT engines, we received a number of questions and interest around the product. To address these questions, we asked Tony O’Dowd, CEO and Chief Architect of KantanMT.com a few questions about the Neural Machine Translation engines on KantanMT, the features and benefits of these engines and the impetus behind launching KantanNeural. Continue reading →

5 Questions with Pat Nagle

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Our ‘5 Questions’ series is coming to an end, and this week we are happy to introduce you to Pat Nagle, who talks about some cool technology, his favourite KantanMT feature and lots more. The series aims to give you a better insight into the thoughts and ideas of the people at KantanMT. Continue reading →

5 Questions with Poulomi

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Our ongoing ‘5 Questions’ series will give you a better insight into the thoughts and ideas of the people at KantanMT. This week we are happy to introduce you to Poulomi Choudhury, who talks about Neural Machine Translation in KantanFleet™, her favourite technology and why she would prefer to be a ‘loony’ character from Rowling’s rich world of imagination. Continue reading →

Student Speak: Using MT for Game Localization

January 25, 2017April 21, 2017 KantanMT Guest Post, Interview, KantanMT News, University Partnership Academic Partnership, bilingual training data, Custom Machine, Customised Machine Translation Engines, DCU, Erasmus Study Programme, EU, European Commission, European Parliament, Gap Analysis, Giulia Mattoni, glossary, KantanLibrary, KantanLQR, Language Quality Review, Luxembourg, Machine Translation, monolingual training data, Post editing machine translation, Post-Editing, Prefessional Services Team, Technology, terminology, TMs, Training Data, transcreation, Translation Memories, translation technology, University, World Intellectual Property Organisation

Giulia Mattoni, an Italian Translation Technology student from DCU talks about her experience using Machine Translation for evaluating player support content localization. Giulia’s fascinating view illustrates why this area needs further research, and how she used KantanMT to evaluate MT and post-editing for this type content. Continue reading →

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