Bosch has expanded its Dicentis interpreter system line with the Dicentis interpreter desk, which designed to speak the language of the interpreter.
The installation and configuration of the system uses IP technology to provide flexibility and enable third-party integration into a future-proof solution. Its tactile buttons and knobs facilitate operation without looking at the interpreter desk. This way, the interpreter can better observe non-verbal communication of the speakers to ensure the best interpretation. The Dicentis interpreter desk was also specifically tested and optimised for visually impaired interpreters.
The design of the Dicentis interpreter desk logically separates the incoming and outgoing languages into two vertically-aligned columns via a high-contrast screen for quick comprehension and intuitive operation. Three assignable buttons provide the interpreter with short-key functions for quick access to supporting functions such as ‘video select.’ An HDMI output enables an external video screen to be added, so the interpreter can see the participant speaking or the participant’s presentation.
The Dicentis conference system supports up to 100 interpreted languages. The conference system uses internationally recogsized encryption standards for all audio and data. It offers the best protection against eavesdropping, unauthorised access and data tampering. High-quality real-time audio and control is ensured by Omneo IP technology, which also allows for easy system integration with third-party solutions. Omneo also enables the use of existing network infrastructure.
The Dicentis interpreter desk is fully compatible with the Dicentis platform, and complies with the ISO 20109 simultaneous interpreting equipment standard. It enables the creation of passive overflow rooms adjacent to the main meeting room in case there are more participants than can be accommodated at the main location. Using the Dicentis Meeting application, all languages and interpreter desks can be remotely configured and managed.
