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alugha at didacta asia 2025 in Bangkok

alugha is at didacta asia 2025 in Bangkok, 15 to 17 October, German Pavilion Booth F11. See multilingual and accessible video for education with alugha Dubbr: 200+ languages, subtitles, audio description, GDPR-compliant hosting.
alugha at didacta asia 2025: didacta asia education fair in Bangkok, multilingual and accessible video

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Key takeaways

  • alugha at didacta asia 2025: meet the alugha team at the regional edition of Europe’s largest education fair in Bangkok, 15 to 17 October 2025, German Pavilion, Booth F11.
  • The booth focus is multilingual and accessible video for education: translations in over 200 languages, professional subtitles, and audio description, produced with alugha Dubbr.
  • One video, many languages: a single alugha embed carries every language track, so schools and training teams across Southeast Asia stop maintaining one file per language.
  • Accessibility is built in, not bolted on: subtitles and audio description make learning content inclusive, regardless of language, age, or ability.
  • Hosting is GDPR-compliant and runs in Germany, so data protection and sustainability come without trading away reach. alugha ships this as the default.
  • alugha CEO Bernd Korz is on site for conversations on the future of media production.

What alugha brings to didacta asia 2025

From 15 to 17 October 2025, didacta asia opens its doors in Bangkok, and alugha is part of the exhibition. As the regional edition of didacta, Europe’s largest education fair, didacta asia is the leading platform for educational businesses to connect with decision-makers from schools, universities, training centers, government bodies, and institutions across Southeast Asia. You can find the alugha team in the German Pavilion, Booth F11.

Under the theme “Gateway to Tomorrow’s Education”, didacta asia 2025 spotlights how emerging technologies and EdTech innovations are shaping the future of learning. Alongside keynotes and panels, the exhibition showcases the latest solutions across early childhood education, schools, vocational training, and higher education. For a platform built around multilingual and accessible video, there is no better room to be in.

alugha at didacta asia 2025: education professionals watching a multilingual video at an education fair booth in Bangkok

alugha turns two of education’s hardest distribution problems, language and accessibility, into a single workflow. With alugha Dubbr, schools, training providers, and EdTech businesses produce multilingual and accessible video and podcasts efficiently, then deliver everything from one place instead of juggling separate files per language. Education should not stop at language barriers, and in an international environment like Southeast Asia that is exactly the point.

Why multilingual video matters in education

Classrooms and training rooms across Southeast Asia are deeply multilingual. Learners understand more, stay engaged longer, and remember more when content reaches them in their own language. A single video in one language quietly leaves part of every cohort behind, and producing a separate edit for each market is slow and expensive.

alugha approaches this differently. One video stays the source of truth, and many language tracks are layered onto the same file. Viewers pick their language directly in the player, with translations available in over 200 languages. There is no twelve-file library to maintain, no version drift between markets, and no re-upload when a correction lands. For education teams, that means one source of truth, lower maintenance, and content that travels across markets without a re-edit. The same logic powers educational video localization that reaches every learner worldwide.

Accessibility in education: subtitles and audio description

Inclusive learning is not a nice-to-have. Accessible content widens who can learn from a video, which matters in a region where learners join from very different backgrounds and abilities. The practical question is how to produce accessible media without doubling the workload.

At the booth, alugha shows how accessible subtitles and audio description are produced as part of the normal workflow rather than as an afterthought. Subtitles support learners who are deaf or hard of hearing, learners in noisy environments, and people studying in a second language. Audio description opens the same video to learners who are blind or have low vision. Both travel with the single multilingual file, so accessibility scales with every language you add.

What you can see at the alugha booth

Stop by the German Pavilion, Booth F11 to see how alugha Dubbr supports your content from end to end:

  • Multilingual content: reach international audiences with translations in over 200 languages, switchable in the player.
  • Accessible media: build inclusive content with professional accessible subtitles and audio description.
  • Efficient workflows: AI-assisted transcription, translation, and voices that save time and resources.
  • GDPR-compliant green hosting: GDPR-compliant video hosting in Germany that sets a standard for data protection and sustainability.

See it live at the booth and get practical tips from the alugha experts on turning a single video into a multilingual, accessible asset.

Who didacta asia 2025 is for

  • Teachers and schools: create interactive, multilingual learning materials that every student can follow.
  • Training providers: make courses globally accessible and barrier-free without rebuilding them per language.
  • EdTech providers, companies, and organizations: distribute content globally and communicate inclusively while meeting GDPR requirements.

Meet alugha CEO Bernd Korz

alugha CEO Bernd Korz, a member of the Federal Expert Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Value Creation 4.0 of the German Economic Council, will be on site to welcome you in person. Bring your questions on multilingual delivery, accessibility, and where media production is heading, and get a direct read on how the pieces fit together.

Plan your visit to didacta asia 2025

didacta asia 2025 runs from 15 to 17 October 2025 at EH99, BITEC Bangna in Bangkok, Thailand, and alugha is in the German Pavilion, Booth F11. The 2024 edition drew 88 exhibitors and 3,944 visitors across more than 1,500 square metres, with 40-plus experts and speakers, a useful preview of the scale in 2025. Plan a few minutes for a live walkthrough: bring a video you already use, and the team can show how it becomes multilingual and accessible inside one workflow. For the programme, exhibitors, and tickets, see the official didacta asia website.

FAQ

When and where is didacta asia 2025?

didacta asia 2025 runs from 15 to 17 October 2025 at EH99, BITEC Bangna in Bangkok, Thailand. You can find alugha in the German Pavilion, Booth F11.

Where can I meet alugha at didacta asia 2025?

alugha is in the German Pavilion, Booth F11 for the full run of the fair, 15 to 17 October 2025. The team is there for live demos and questions about multilingual, accessible video.

What does alugha show at didacta asia 2025?

alugha shows alugha Dubbr for multilingual and accessible video and podcasts: translations in over 200 languages, professional subtitles, audio description, AI-assisted workflows, and GDPR-compliant hosting in Germany.

What is the theme of didacta asia 2025?

didacta asia 2025 runs under the theme “Gateway to Tomorrow’s Education”, spotlighting how emerging technologies and EdTech innovations shape the future of learning across early childhood education, schools, vocational training, and higher education.

Does alugha support accessible video for schools and training?

Yes. alugha produces professional subtitles and audio description inside the same workflow, so accessible learning content does not require a separate production. Subtitles and audio description travel with the multilingual file across every language.

Is alugha video hosting GDPR-compliant?

Yes. alugha hosts video in Germany with GDPR-compliant infrastructure, so education and enterprise content stays inside an EU data-protection framework.

Date: 15 to 17 October 2025. Location: EH99, BITEC Bangna, Bangkok, Thailand, German Pavilion, Booth F11. More information about the fair is on the official didacta asia website.

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