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Double simultaneous interpretation room/Size:W160cm*L160cm*H200cm
Product description:Translation rooms should have sufficient space to accommodate attendees, interpretation rooms and electrical equipment, and should be away from noise sources (e.g., outside traffic, noisy sidewalks in buildings, elevators and kitchens). A simultaneous interpretation room, a self-contained unit in a conference room with a working space for translators, designed to provide sound insulation between translators and other processes in the room and between two or more different languages. Rooms can be freely assembled.
Product parameter
| Product size details: | |
| Model :JW-IB2L01 | Comply with international standard :ISO-4043:2016 |
| Inner size :W160cm*L160cm*H200cm | Weight :145KG |
| Aviation case size :W205cm*L60cm*H105cm | Weight :75KG |
| Color: standard gray (can be customized) | Double simultaneous interpretation room |
| Quantity of products: 10 panels (1 door panel), 4 window panels, 2 top covers, 3 side panels, 1 table and 2 ventilators. | |
| Description: Size for reference only, can be customized size, color.
Please consult: Phone: +86 18138392005 Email：m18138392005@163.com WhatsApp: +86 18138392005（China） |
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Product introduction
Simultaneous interpretation, also known as simultaneous interpretation, is a method in which an interpreter interprets content to the audience without interrupting the speaker. [1] Simultaneous interpretation provides instant translation through a dedicated device. This is suitable for large seminars and international conferences, where two to three interpreters are usually employed in rotation.Simultaneous interpretation is efficient and can ensure the smooth running of speeches or meetings. Simultaneous interpreters are generally well paid, but the barriers to becoming a simultaneous interpreter are also high. 95% of the world’s high-end international conferences use simultaneous interpretation. After the end of World War II, the International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg, Germany, used simultaneous interpretation for the first time in the trial of fascist war criminals, which was also the first time in the world that simultaneous interpretation was used at a large-scale international event.
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