SUNOLO for business and OEM partners

The same engine as the consumer products, available as an SDK, an on-device licence or a managed hardware deployment. Language stops being a market boundary.

Embed the SDK

For platforms and applications

A client SDK that takes an audio stream and returns a translated one, with the separation and synchronisation handled for you. Suits streaming platforms, conferencing tools and anyone who already owns the playback surface.

Ship it in the hardware

For television and set-top manufacturers

SUNOLO running on the device, licensed per unit. Language selection appears in your own interface rather than ours, and the pipeline runs inside your firmware.

Deploy the BOX at scale

For operators, hotels and venues

The retail hardware, provisioned and managed centrally. Useful where the estate is large, mixed, and not going to be replaced any time soon.

What you integrate against

A documented API, a versioned SDK for the major platforms, and a staging environment with the same language coverage as production. Breaking changes get a deprecation window, not a release note.

Where the audio goes

On-device, in your infrastructure, or in ours — the choice is yours and it is usually decided by your regulator rather than by us. In every configuration the audio is processed in memory and not retained.

What we will not do

Clone a named performer's voice, circumvent content protection, or translate a stream you do not have the rights to distribute. These come up, and the answer does not change with contract size.

Start a conversation

The more of the four points below you can answer in the message, the shorter the first call will be.

  • Latency budget on your playback path, and whether you need low-latency mode
  • Which languages matter for your market, and on what timeline
  • Whether processing needs to stay on-device for regulatory reasons
  • Volume, so we can talk about a number rather than a range
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