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VoTriX Blog

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Where VoTriX shows up in the real world — events, partnerships and practical guides for people who use live captions every day.

Two people, two languages, one conversation — VoTriX shows what is said as live text

VoTriX presented to Austrian MP Heike Eder, spokesperson for inclusion

A live online demonstration of VoTriX for a Member of the Austrian National Council — shown in Austrian German, met with genuine interest, with next steps for Austria now being explored.

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VoTriX — live captions and real-time translation

VoTriX meets the DSB in Berlin — and begins a first test together

We presented VoTriX in person at the German Hard of Hearing Association in Berlin. The product was understood right away, the response was warm — and we are now setting up a first test phase together.

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One voice, a whole room — everyone follows live, each in their own language

VoTriX at the DSB assembly in Anklam: live captions, hands-on

We were in Anklam for the annual DSB members’ assembly in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern — presenting VoTriX live and letting members try captions, phone-call captioning and translation themselves.

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Two people, two languages, one conversation — VoTriX shows what is said as live text

VoTriX at MCI Innsbruck: accessible, multilingual communication for students

We presented VoTriX at the MCI Management Center Innsbruck and the team tried it first-hand — showing how live captions and translation can help students with disabilities and a multilingual student body.

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VoTriX PC runs on your own server — the conversation never leaves the building

VoTriX meets WITAF online: accessible communication for Vienna’s deaf community

In an online meeting, we presented VoTriX to WITAF, a leading Viennese organisation for deaf people. They were especially interested in data sovereignty and running on their own server — and we have now set up a hands-on test together.

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What VoTriX is — a real, two-way conversation with anyone, in any language

What VoTriX really is — and why it isn't another translation app

Not a translator, not captions — a real, two-way conversation with anyone, in any language, even if the other person has no app. Here's what that actually means.

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Reading a phone call as live captions

How to call an institution when you're deaf or hard of hearing

A calm, step-by-step guide to phoning a bank, a tax office or a clinic — read the call live, reply your way, and get things done without an interpreter.

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Following a medical appointment with live captions

How to talk to your doctor without an interpreter

Follow the consultation in real time, ask your questions, and leave understanding the instructions — even the paperwork, translated with its layout intact.

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Accessible communication rights for deaf people

Your rights to accessible communication as a deaf person in Romania

A plain-language overview of the right to accessible communication — Law 448/2006, the UN CRPD — and a practical way to make the phone work today.

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VoTriX live captions on a phone

VoTriX invited to present live captions at the DSB assembly in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Germany's DSB state association of the hard of hearing invited VoTriX to Anklam, on 9–10 October 2026, for a hands-on demo of on-device captioning, phone-call captioning and translation.

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