Asia-Pacific Association for Machine Translation
A Japanese general incorporated association for machine translation, composed of researchers, vendors, and users.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Asia-Pacific Association for Machine Translation (AAMT) is a Japanese general incorporated association (一般社団法人) composed of machine translation researchers/developers, manufacturers/sellers, and users. It works to advance machine translation through the development, improvement, promotion, and dissemination of machine translation systems, aiming to facilitate smooth global communication. Its activities include an annual conference, AAMT seminars, the AAMT Nagao Award, a journal, and guidelines such as machine translation post-editing guidelines and ISO 18587 supplier declaration support guidelines. Its current president is Hisahiro Adachi.
History
The Asia-Pacific Association for Machine Translation (AAMT) is a Japanese general incorporated association composed of machine translation researchers/developers, manufacturers/sellers, and users. It works to advance machine translation through the development, improvement, promotion, and dissemination of machine translation systems, aiming to facilitate smooth global communication. Its founder is the late Makoto Nagao, Professor Emeritus of Kyoto University. The association has held an annual conference and AAMT seminars, publishes the AAMT Journal, and presents the AAMT Nagao Award. Its current president is Hisahiro Adachi, who succeeded former president Eiichiro Sumita.
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An association composed of machine translation researchers/developers, manufacturers/sellers, and users, working to advance machine translation for smooth global communication.
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