Real-Time Captioning Solution
[INQ. NO. 2609C08] Bory Sense combines speech-to-text technology with camera-based lip reading and audio-visual speech recognition. It converts face-to-face conversation into real-time captions that can be viewed through a web browser, monitor, smartphone, or connected AR glasses by people who need visual access to speech.

With AR glasses, users can continue looking toward the speaker while reading captions displayed in front of their eyes. The arrangement is designed to preserve a natural conversational flow instead of repeatedly shifting attention to another screen during consultation or everyday conversation.
Lip movement supplements audio information when background noise, multiple speakers, unclear pronunciation, rapid speech, or distance make spoken language difficult to distinguish. This combined analysis is being developed to improve caption accuracy in demanding conversational settings and supplement audio-only recognition.
Caption size, color, position, and background transparency can be adjusted for individual viewing needs. Additional functions include conversation summaries, conversion into easier sentences, and caption generation for video, extending the platform beyond a single live-caption display according to environment and preference.

Because the service operates through a web browser, it reduces the burden of installing a separate application. Organizations can connect it to different display types according to the site, turning spoken information into visual information through available screens without changing the central caption service.
Public-service counters, hospital reception and guidance, welfare consultations, education, lectures, meetings, customer centers, banks, and daily conversations are among its intended settings. It can serve people with hearing loss, older adults, foreign residents, and workers in noisy environments where information access is essential.

For institutions, real-time captions offer an additional way to provide accessible service without depending exclusively on sign-language interpretation or written exchanges. The platform is intended to improve access to spoken information and the quality of public, medical, and welfare interactions during repeated service encounters.
Bory Inc. develops artificial-intelligence accessibility products using speech processing, computer vision, dialogue technology, and extended reality. Its broader work includes summaries, simplified explanations, biosignal analysis, and AR-glass integration for public, medical, welfare, and educational environments across real service contexts.

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