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Breaking the language barrier: Using AI to make videos, podcasts accessible

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Vitra.ai is an AI-based video translation platform founded by Akash Nidhi P S and Satvik Jagannath. The platform allows users to translate rich content media formats like videos, images, websites, podcasts, and text to over 75 languages, aiming to overcome the language barrier and help content creators reach a wider audience. Vitra.ai's solutions are claimed to be 100 times faster and 80% cheaper than manual translation processes. The startup has engaged with clients in various industries and has raised $560,000 in funding so far. Their goal is to become the go-to translation platform for all rich content media formats.

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