Camb.ai Launched AI Tool for Live Broadcast Dubbing
The new software supports real-time translation and voice cloning across more than 150 languages.
Updated on Sept. 23, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Camb.ai has introduced an AI agent capable of producing live dubbed audio and subtitles during broadcasts. The tool, which debuted at IBC 2026, integrates directly into existing media workflows.
Why it matters
The technology aims to break language barriers in real-time content delivery by offering automated translation for international audiences. It provides broadcasters with a scalable way to reach diverse global viewers without extensive manual post-production.
The agent supports over 150 languages and utilizes source-speaker voice cloning with custom terminology. Integration into media stacks requires only three lines of code via an SDK available for C++, Python, Java, and Rust.
The players
Camb.ai
Camb.ai is an artificial intelligence firm specializing in automated translation and voice cloning technologies for the media industry.
NVIDIA
NVIDIA is a global technology company known for designing graphics processing units and high-performance computing architectures.
The details
The platform functions by streaming outputs to various destinations including CDNs, OTT platforms, and YouTube Live. Broadcasters can manage their dubbing workflows, profiles, and output sources through a centralized streaming dashboard that leverages NVIDIA's Holoscan For Media architecture.
Timeline
September 2026: Camb.ai announced its live AI dubbing agent.
The Tech Race
This integration follows a trend of moving live broadcast infrastructure toward software-defined ecosystems built on NVIDIA's Holoscan For Media architecture. It replaces manual, time-intensive localization processes with automated AI agents, signaling a shift toward real-time global content streaming.
Viewers can expect increased access to international content with seamless audio and subtitle localization. Content creators and broadcasters can now integrate sophisticated dubbing into their live streams with minimal technical overhead.
The takeaway
Real-time AI dubbing allows media companies to expand their international reach instantly during live events. Producers should evaluate how automated voice cloning impacts their existing content rights and language localization strategies.
Further reading
For more on the rapidly evolving field of language processing, visit the Artificial Intelligence section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadcast.
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