Private Quality Machine Translation Everywhere
Privacy
Protect your privacy with SlateMT applications that run on your PC without the Internet. SlateMT doesn’t log your activities and you’re in control of confidential work.
Quality
Change to quality draft translations with your words and style more often because personalized SlateMT learns from your translation memories and adapt as you work.
Freedom
Have the freedom to spend more time with the kids or increase your income. SlateMT helps you finish your work in less time because you edit fewer nonsensical suggestions.
Why Use <em>SlateMT</em>?
Superior Quality
Generic MT service bureaus deliver one-size-fits-all quality. Some Internet services customize engines that delivers hit-n-miss quality. SlateMT tailors your personalized translation engine to you. It learns your writing style from your TMs and creates superior suggestions with your words and style.
User Friendly
Machine learning and artificial intelligence are advanced technologies that sound intimidating. Slate Rocks! specialized in creating user-friendly applications that make these technologies intuitively work for you. Technophobe or engineer, reuse your knowledge of TMs and CAT tools. You’re up and running in no time.
Rent vs Buy
When you buy SlateMT, you own the license and customized SlateMT engines you create. No per-word fees. No hidden costs. When you subscribe to an online service, you rent time on their system and your customized engines are lost if you don’t pay the subscription.
Supported CATs
After you create SlateMT engines, they automatically appear as machine translation providers in your computer-assisted translation (CAT) tool. We support you with Trados Studio, memoQ, CafeTran and OmegaT, with more to come.
Languages
SlateMT supports any combination of 33 languages and the number of supported languages keeps growing. That means your SlateMT application with your TMs can translate between 1,056 language pairs with more language pairs to come.
Slate gives translators the benefit of cutting edge R&D within their familiar Microsoft Windows environment.
There’s good news with Slate. It would have paid itself this week, and that’s not a bad metric in my book.
It gives some helpful suggestions, which I didn’t really expect. My first experience is surprisingly positive.
How To Use <em>SlateMT</em>
Organize TMs
Organize translation memories by client, subject matter and project type in SlateMT‘s inventory. SlateMT cleans and prepares them to build customized machine translation engines.
Build Engine
Build customized and personalized SlateMT engines from translation memories in your inventory that outperform generic Internet machine translation services.
Evaluate Engine
Evaluate each SlateMT engine’s unique performance. A summary report shows an engine vital signs that tell you what performance to expect when you work.
Deploy Engine
Deploy SlateMT engines to use while you work. It’s as easy as use-in-place, but never more difficult than copying a zip file. What was once complex is now simple.
Translate & Automate
Work in your computer-assisted translation tool, like memoQ and SDL Trados Studio, where SlateMT offers suggestions from your engine, or pre-translate supported files from SlateMT‘s dashboard.
Learn & Adapt
Adapt SlateMT engines to specialized client terminology at build time and add new terms on-the-fly as you work. Update engines with new segments you created with engines.
