Gaudio Lab Makes NAB Show Debut, Unveiling AI-Powered Content Localization Platform "Gaudio Studio Pro"
SEOUL, South Korea, April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Gaudio Lab, a leading AI audio technology company, today announced its participation in NAB Show 2026, taking place April 19–22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. NAB Show is the world's largest event for the media, entertainment, and broadcast technology industry. Gaudio Lab will showcase Gaudio Studio Pro (GSP), its AI-powered content localization platform, at the AI Innovation Pavilion in West Hall (Booth W2300I). While the company has exhibited at major global events including CES, MWC, IBC, SXSW, and GITEX, NAB Show 2026 marks its first appearance at the broadcast industry's flagship event. Gaudio Lab will formally launch GSP as a full-scale Content Localization Platform in April, with NAB Show 2026 serving as its global debut. GSP is a cloud-native AI localization operations platform designed to lower the practical, technical, and legal barriers that broadcasters, OTT platforms, studios, and content distributors face when distributing content across territories. The platform consolidates what has traditionally been a fragmented localization chain—stem separation, transcription, translation, dubbing, subtitling, background music replacement, lip-sync, mixing and mastering, and video rights editing—into a single unified workflow, enabling high-volume, multi-territory localization at speed without compromising quality. With GSP, a single master file is all that is needed to begin localization. Upon upload, GSP's proprietary AI audio separation engine automatically reconstructs clean Dialogue, Music, and Effects (D/M/E) tracks—even when original production stems are unavailable—and orchestrates the full pipeline from upload through final rendering within one unified environment. At its core is Gaudio Lab's high-fidelity AI audio separation engine, which excels in complex scenarios such as dialogue scenes with vocal music playing in the background—a challenge that trips up competing solutions. This capability transforms previously non-distributable legacy content into globally distributable assets, dramatically expanding the reach of existing content libraries. A Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) quality assurance framework ensures broadcast-grade output at every stage. At NAB Show, Gaudio Lab will present real-world case studies of content companies that have successfully scaled their localization operations using GSP. Attendees can experience the platform's browser-based portal firsthand, including its timeline-based commenting system for frame-accurate review feedback between editors and approvers. Enterprise-grade features—including operational dashboards, SLA monitoring, role-based access controls, and audit logs—will also be demonstrated, giving content localization managers, distributors, and language service providers a clear picture of how GSP integrates into existing workflows. GSP is a proven solution that has successfully localized hundreds of titles, including globally popular content such as Running Man. Major Korean broadcasters and leading Japanese broadcasters have chosen Gaudio Lab as their content localization partner, citing the platform's ability to deliver uncompromising quality at speed—a combination that has earned high satisfaction among content operations teams. "GSP is already localizing globally popular titles like Running Man for international distribution, and we've reduced the time required to produce export-ready versions by up to 90%—a breakthrough that content export and distribution teams truly value," said Henney Oh, CEO of Gaudio Lab. "At NAB Show, we look forward to welcoming content localization professionals, distributors, and language service providers to experience firsthand how GSP is setting a new standard for global content localization workflows." Gaudio Lab About Gaudio Lab Gaudio Lab is a leading AI audio technology start-up founded in 2015, following the adoption of its headphone spatial audio technology as the binaural renderer for the ISO/IEC MPEG-H Audio standard in 2014. Ever since its establishment, the company has worked to develop technologies to deliver superior audio experiences wherever there is sound, gaining the attention and support from top global strategic investors such as Softbank Ventures Asia (exit), Samsung Venture Investment and Naver Corp. Across and between reality and virtual reality, Gaudio Lab's solutions will continue to provide optimized audio on a diverse range of platforms such as earbuds, smartphones, VOD, VR/AR, theaters, automotives and more. Gaudio Lab secured six CES Innovation Awards over four consecutive years (2023~2026), was nominated as SXSW Innovation Award finalist (2024), selected and adopted as the ANSI/CTA international standard (2022), and obtained recognition through the adoption of the ISO/IEC MPEG-H international standard (2018, 2013). The company was also honored with the VR Awards for the Best VR Innovation Company in London (2017).
2026-04-03