Pangeanic Unveils The Latest Technical Translation Management Platform
Aug 24, 2016
Pangeanic is happy to unveil their latest research and development project “COR: Fast and Efficient Technical Translation Management”. The platform will give users the ability to develop customized translation engines, while working with various languages.
Valencia, Spain - August 24, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
The Internet has become a staple of life for companies and consumers throughout the world. In China alone, the Internet is utilized by over seven hundred thousand individuals, so there may be questions on which language a website should use. According to the latest report from Pangeanic, Asian languages top the list when the number of users and increasing buying power are combined. However, Internet penetration over 80% is only achieved by the United States (almost 280 million users or 86,75% penetration counted as % of population with Internet), Japan with 110 million users (86,03%), Germany (71 million or 86,78%), United Kingdom and France (57 and 55 million respectively and a Internet penetration rate of 89,90% and 85,75%). Clearly, business owners, corporations, and web admins need to cater specifically to each and every one of these individuals to expand their reach. Chinese translations, German translations, Japanese translations and French translations are clearly a priority. Company websites must be easily translatable so all consumers regardless of their language, location and ethnicity are able to access the information and make purchasing decisions rapidly.
Pangeanic.com and it sister translation companies in UK, research center in Spain as well as Japan and Chinaoffices have invested heavily in their latest developmental project. The company’s research and development unit has labeled the project “COR: Fast and Efficient Translation Management”, which has received funding from the Spanish government and European Union Development Program. The company is happy to announce that the project has been successfully elevated to Milestone 1. The underlying objective of the project is to create an advanced software platform, which acts as an translation client-vendor interface for translation project management with strong API connections to a search engine-type translation memory system called ElasticTM and its machine translation system PangeaMT. The platform will allow users to perform translations from practically all language translations within the blink of an eye by tapping into Pangeanic large database of tested, tried and trusted translators. The team is finalizing integration with major CAT tools for further compatibility.
One of the advantages of the platform will be its integrated ability to create customized translation engines, without needing in-depth knowledge or experience of natural language processing. Newly translated material and bilingual databases can be further added to one’s private engine for further customization, whilst data cleaning routines are built in the system so any material that would not be fit for machine learning disturbs any of the working algorithms.
Pangeanic sincerely believes this will be the most effective way to ensure higher translation production rates and better machine translation output. Pangeanic’s advanced translation system will allow for the creation of translations engines, which are capable of analyzing, processing, and translating big data in various scenarios.
In order to ensure the company was able to complete the project, it received funding from various organizations. The project is currently being funded by the CDTI, Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology. It is also co-financed by the ERDF, European Regional Development Fund. The CDTI’s contribution equates to a partially repayable grant totaling 85% of the project’s budget.
All companies need a multi-language platform embedded into their system. This platform will address the translation needs of clients and employees. COR is cost-effective multi-language software that can be deployed efficiently and eventually improve productivity. The system is being developed by the group’s subsidiary, PangeaMT or Pangea Machine Translation. This entity is a part of the company’s technical development division and specializes within the field of machine translation.
The research and development project “COR” is well underway and the team hopes to make it available to the public as soon as possible. Further details will be provided in the future, with a release date pending. Those that are interested in learning more are advised to visit the company’s official website
For more information, please visit http://pangeanic.in/
Contact Info:
Name: Manuel Herranz
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Pangeanic
Address: Avd de les Corts Valencianes 26-5 OF107,Valencia, Spain
Phone: +34 96 338 5771
Release ID: 129327
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