Honored to Be Named in Slator’s 2025 Language AI “50 Under 50”
What this Slator recognition means for AI interpretation
Slator is a leading source for news, research and market intelligence across translation, localization, interpreting and language AI. Their analysts track the sector through reports and indexes (like the Language Service Provider Index and data dashboards), so their shortlists carry real industry weight. (slator.com)
The Slator Language AI 50 Under 50 spotlights innovative, fast-growing companies shaping the next wave of language technology. Teams tackling real leaders’ needs such as instant interpretation, cost reduction and workflow optimization. We’re excited (and grateful) that No Barrier AI is in the 2025 cohort. (slator.com)
Interpretation in healthcare: the problem we’re fixing
More than 1 in 5 people in the U.S. speak a language other than English at home. That creates a vast communication surface area for hospitals and clinics. (Census.gov)
What No Barrier AI is recognised for
We build healthcare-specific, dialect-aware interpreting so frontline teams can communicate clearly, quickly and safely with patients.
- Real-time speech-to-speech: on-demand interpreting wherever care happens (ED, bedside).
- Dialect detection: recognizes regional speech (e.g., Cantonese vs. Mandarin; Puerto Rican vs. Mexican Spanish) and adapts terminology.
- Privacy-first: secure deployments designed for HIPAA-aligned workflows and data minimization.
- Coverage: 30+ languages with expanding dialect sets.
Why Slator’s feature matters to Decision Makers’ in Healthcare
- Independent validation that our approach is category-relevant (healthcare) not just another interpretation generic model.
- Signals durability: Slator tracks the market long-term (indexes, research, deal coverage) so inclusion is a marker that our solution fits where the industry is headed. (slator.com)
See it live
Curious how dialect-aware AI feels in a real workflow? Book a short demo and we’ll run through common scenarios: AI interpretation in ED triage, consent and discharge.
