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Dual Screen Translator for Face-to-Face Service
A dual screen translator is a counter-top terminal for conversations between people who do not share a language. Two independent 10.1-inch displays let each person read the translation in their own language at the same time, so the device never has to be passed back and forth. Two-way real-time translation covers more than 140 languages, and a 4-microphone array keeps voice pickup clear across a busy counter.
Two-Way Real-Time
Dual 10.1″ Displays
140+ Languages
4-Microphone Array
Counter Terminal
OEM & ODM
CE
FCC
RoHS
Hero image — a dual screen translator on a service counter, with each person reading the translation on their own 10.1-inch screen
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The Terminal
A Translation Terminal Built for the Counter
One device solves the face-to-face problem: each person reads the translation on their own screen, so a service conversation finishes in one exchange instead of being interrupted while a device is handed over.
At a Glance
The Dual Screen Translation Device, At a Glance
The key facts about the terminal, so you can see at once whether it fits the counter you are planning.
| Product | Best for | Screens | Translation | Voice pickup | Deployment | Customisation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dual Screen Translation Device | Service counters where staff and visitors do not share a language | Two independent 10.1-inch displays, one facing each user | Two-way real-time translation in both directions on one terminal | Integrated 4-microphone array for clearer voice pickup | Counter or desk placement in hotels, banks, hospitals, public service halls and airports | Hardware, system, interface and software integration adapted to customer requirements |
The panel resolution, touch capability, speaker output, network configuration, language list and offline pairs are confirmed per project, because they depend on the configuration supplied with your order. Send us the languages that arrive at your counter and the service process you want to support, and we will confirm the exact specification before you order.
Capabilities
Why a Dual Screen Translator Beats a Hand-Held Device
The difference is not the language engine — it is who can read the result. A dual screen terminal keeps the conversation face-to-face, at a counter, without anyone turning a device around.
Face-to-Face
Two Screens, One Conversation, No Passing Around
Each side carries its own 10.1-inch display, so the translated text is shown at full size to the person who needs it. A receptionist and a guest both follow the same conversation without leaning in, and a member of staff does not have to read a language they do not speak to confirm the translation is on screen. This is what makes a dual screen translator faster and more natural at a counter than a hand-held translator or a shared single screen. That is the face-to-face translation experience a two-way translation terminal is built to deliver.
2 × 10.1″a full-size screen for each person
Both directionsspeak, read, reply — no turning
Two people at a service counter using a dual screen translator, each reading their own screen
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OEM & ODM · Compliance
Customised for Your Counter, Certified for Your Market
Hardware, system, interface and software integration can be adapted to customer requirements, and enclosure branding and packaging can carry your identity rather than ours. The terminal is built as an integrated commercial unit for continuous interaction at a public-service counter, combining dual-screen interaction, voice pickup and real-time translation in one device. Every unit ships CE, FCC and RoHS compliant, powered on and checked before it is packed.
CE · FCC · RoHScompliance on the terminal
OEM & ODMbranding, interface and software
A branded dual screen translator on a service counter, showing the OEM enclosure and interface options
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About the Dual Screen Translation Device
What hotels, banks, hospitals, public service desks and retailers ask most often before deploying a dual screen translation device at a service counter.
What is a dual screen translator used for?
A dual screen translator is a counter-top terminal for conversations between two people who do not share a language. Each person has their own 10.1-inch screen, so staff and customers read the translation in their own language at the same time without handing a device back and forth. It is built for service counters in hotels, banks, hospitals, government service centers, airports, retail stores and exhibitions.
How does two-way real-time translation work?
Two-way real-time translation works in both directions on the same terminal. When one person speaks, the translated text appears on the other person's screen in their language, and when the other person answers, the translation comes back the other way. Because each user reads their own display, the conversation keeps a natural pace instead of stopping while a device is turned around.
How many languages does the translation terminal support?
The dual screen translation device supports more than 140 languages. The exact language list and the pairs available offline depend on the software platform and version supplied, so they are confirmed per project. Tell us where the terminal will be deployed and which languages your staff and visitors actually use.
What is the 4-microphone array for?
The integrated 4-microphone array improves voice pickup so that speech recognition has a cleaner signal to work with across a busy counter. Four microphones positioned around the terminal capture the speaker from more than one direction, which helps the device follow who is talking during a two-way exchange and reduces the number of times a sentence has to be repeated.
Where is a dual screen translator normally deployed?
Anywhere a member of staff serves someone who speaks another language across a desk. The most common installations are hotel receptions and concierge desks, bank and insurance counters, hospital reception, government service centers and immigration services, airport information desks, tourism services, retail stores and restaurants, and international exhibitions.
Can the terminal be customised or integrated with our own software?
Yes. Hardware, system, interface and software integration can all be adapted to customer requirements. Typical customisation covers the enclosure and branding, the interface layout for your counter, the language set and system configuration, and integration with your own applications or service workflow. Send us the deployment scenario and we will propose a configuration, build samples for validation, and then move to production.
Does the terminal come with certification and support?
The dual screen translation device is CE, FCC and RoHS compliant, and every unit is powered on and checked before shipment. We provide installation guidance and after-sales support, and the same engineering team is available for software integration questions after delivery.
Ready to Put a Dual Screen Translator on Your Counter?
Send us the languages that arrive at your counter and the service process you want to support. We will confirm the configuration, the language set and the branding — plus OEM options and sample orders.