No, all our translations are carried out by human, professional linguists. We consider that Machine Translation (MT) does not produce the best results for our clients in terms of quality, consistency and accuracy. If you have ever tried a MT software such as Google Translate, you will know that this method does not produce a particularly natural-sounding or accurate translation (to put it mildly - as very often the results are awkward or non-sensical). MT is accomplished by feeding a text to a computer algorithm that translates it automatically into another language. Machine Translation is not concerned with the meanings of words, word combinations, style or cultural nuances. It merely substitues one word with another.  No human intervention is required in the translation process. However, language is highly complex and dynamic, and while translation software technology has improved greatly over the years, it will never be able to completely reproduce the high level of of accuracy, consistency, and linguistic fluidity that a human translation team brings to the table.  Using MT may be sometimes useful to understand the gist of document or for internal use. However, as a general rule - and as a matter of credibility-, if your text is going to be read by a human audience (e.g wider public, potential customers, administrative authorities etc), it should be translated by human linguists/translators in order to convey the meaning accurately and fluently.  In other words, if you want a translation that anyone can understand, work with human translation professionals!