Manual, ad-hoc methods like bilingual slides, help from multilingual staff, and the occasional in-person interpreter can work for a small gathering, but they are not consistent, scalable, or sufficient for a global flagship event. That was the challenge facing MABB/Z7 with its new Ceramic Implant Summit, the Z7 & ZiNova Global Experience, which held its inaugural event on October 24 to 25, 2025 in Buenos Aires.
The summit brought together clinicians, researchers, and implantology experts from around the world, drawing 150 attendees from more than 15 countries across North America, Latin America, Europe, and Asia, with English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French all spoken. Across a two-day program of high-profile speakers, scientific presentations, hands-on workshops, and interactive panels, an inclusive and accessible multilingual experience was a core priority.
"As registration grew and the audience profile broadened, it became clear that a more reliable and streamlined solution was needed," said Daniel Miguez, Founder & President, MABB Biomaterial.
To meet the Ceramic Implant Summit’s multilingual communication needs, the organizers implemented Wordly real-time translation & captions as the core interpretation solution for the event. Wordly enabled attendees to access live translation on their own mobile devices, eliminating the need for headsets, interpreter booths, or additional technical staff.
This streamlined approach ensured that all 150 participants, regardless of their native language, would have the ability to fully understand and engage with presentations, workshops, and discussions throughout the two-day program.
Wordly supports multiple languages simultaneously, allowing clinicians and industry leaders from over 15 countries to follow sessions in the language most comfortable for them. The technology delivered a consistent and high-quality experience across the summit’s diverse mix of scientific talks, hands-on sessions, and panel conversations, ensuring the organizers achieved their goal of creating an inclusive global gathering for the ceramic implantology community.

Yes. When attendees can follow a session in their own language, they participate more, and at the Ceramic Implant Summit that showed up most in live Q&A. Adopting Wordly produced tangible results across engagement and learning outcomes:
“Overall, Wordly allowed MABB/Z7 to deliver a seamless, multilingual experience that supported both the scientific objectives of the summit and the inclusivity of a truly global audience,” added Miguez.

The Ceramic Implant Summit from MABB/Z7 is an international flagship event dedicated to advancing metal-free ceramic implantology. Bringing together leading clinicians, researchers, and industry experts from around the world, the summit features scientific presentations, hands-on workshops, interactive panel discussions, and networking opportunities.
The event fosters global collaboration, promotes best practices, and showcases cutting-edge innovations in implantology, all within an inclusive, multilingual environment designed to make learning accessible to an international audience.
Wordly helps make every meeting, event, and conference instantly accessible across languages. Its AI-powered platform provides accurate translation and captioning in dozens of languages, along with transcripts and summaries, streamlining communication at any scale. Attendees can join via a simple QR code or link, with no downloads or extra equipment required, ensuring seamless participation for virtual, hybrid, or in-person events.
Enterprise-ready, secure, and compliant, Wordly supports everything from small team meetings to large international conferences. It allows everyone to follow along, contribute, and engage without the expense and logistics of human interpreters.
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See how the MABB/Z7 Ceramic Implant Summit leveraged Wordly to provide real-time AI translation in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French. By enabling participants from over 15 countries to follow sessions on their own devices, Wordly improved accessibility, engagement, and understanding of technical medical content—delivering a seamless, inclusive experience for global clinicians and researchers.
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