Lanson Live for Events

    Make every live session
    easier to follow.

    Stable real-time captions, live translation, audience links, second-screen and browser-source outputs for conferences, exhibitions and hybrid events.

    Live Speech
    LANSON LIVE
    Stage Screen
    Audience Link
    Browser Source
    Replay
    01/The Event Problem

    A live audience should not have to chase the speaker — or the text.

    Large rooms & acoustics

    Distance, sound reflections, and speaker pace make speech harder to follow — even with a good PA system.

    Multilingual audiences

    Translation needs to arrive while the moment is still happening, not as a post-event summary.

    Split audiences

    Your audience is across venue screens, phones, and livestreams simultaneously — one source must reach all surfaces.

    Captions that chase instead of lead

    Text that flickers, rewrites, or moves while people are reading breaks focus and forces re-reads.

    02/Multi-Surface Delivery

    One live session, multiple surfaces.

    Live speech enters Lanson Live once. Captions and translated captions reach every surface your event needs.

    Main Stage Screen

    Captions and translated captions on venue displays — readable from the back row.

    01

    Audience Link / Second Screen

    QR code or Live Caption Link on attendee phones or tablets — no app required.

    02

    Browser Source / Livestream

    OBS or browser-source overlay for remote and hybrid audiences watching the stream.

    03

    Session Replay

    A readable, shareable post-event experience after the room clears.

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    03/Capabilities

    What Lanson Live changes for the audience.

    Stable Captions

    Text stays where people expect it to be.

    Reduces the reading interruptions caused by constant flickering, re-ordering, and rewriting.

    Real-time Translation

    One speaker. More people able to follow.

    Cross-language attendees read the translation while speech is still happening.

    Context-aware Refinement

    More than raw speech-to-text.

    Handles sentence breaks, punctuation, entities, and context errors before first display.

    Live Caption Stream

    Put captions where the event needs them.

    Main screen, second screen, link, Browser Source, or livestream overlay — all from one session.

    Session Replay

    The session does not disappear when the room clears.

    A post-event readable experience attendees can revisit or share.

    04/Event Formats

    Designed for how events actually run.

    Keynotes & Main Stage

    Large-screen captions and translated captions help every seat in the room stay with the speaker.

    Panels & Multi-speaker

    High-information-density sessions with fast turn-taking — readable live delivery keeps the thread.

    Multilingual Conferences

    Attendees read in another language in real time. No delay, no switching tools.

    Hybrid & Livestream Events

    Browser Source and caption stream output connects the room to the remote audience.

    Exhibition & Demo Theatres

    Booth presentations, product launches, and repeating demo sessions with clean on-screen captions.

    05/Deployment Flow

    How an event deployment works.

    We'll plan the deployment around your event setup.

    01

    Before the event

    • Confirm room and session format
    • Confirm caption and translation language requirements
    • Confirm source and output surfaces
    • Prepare screen, link, and Browser Source layout
    • Run a display and connectivity check
    02

    During the event

    • Live speech enters Lanson Live
    • Captions and translated captions delivered to configured surfaces
    • Production team monitors output through the current supported workflow
    03

    After the event

    • Session preserved where current product support allows
    • Replay Link available for post-event readable experience
    • Shareable session for attendees who want to revisit
    06/Why Lanson Live

    "Real-time should be "ready to read," not "racing to display.""

    Live captions that hold their position let your audience focus on meaning — not on catching up with moving text.

    07/FAQ

    Common questions about event deployments.