According to Intento's reports from June 2019 (see https://blog.inten.to/state-of-the-machine-translation-june-2019-e3ffb457b76c) , IBM's NMT is best for the English to Korean pair.  That's why I would be looking at it, if there was a connector because I don't think I can find someone at my company to write it (everyone has more important projects). So I'm hoping for someone else to see the value and write such a connector.

I think the potential for translations of Watson is increasing quite fast. On a year the quality of the translation is sky rocketing...

Perhaps the best explanation will be the Watson LT's website: www.ibm.com/.../language-translator.html

The demand will grow in time as Watson is currently probably the most mature "language learning" solution on the market. My view is simple: if Google Translate and MyMemory is supported, so should Watson. And I think some other players on the market are already seeing this as well: finance.yahoo.com/.../smartling-integration-enables-global-brands-140000026.html

This is almost certainly an external plugin, and probably simple enough for a developer to do if they saw a good reason.  To date I have never heard of anyone using this in the translation space... how much demand do you see for this and why do you think it will become such a game changer?