These copied glasses put translations on the world

I knew AI worked on these smart glasses well as soon as I told me that another person in the conversation was a social embarrassment.

Transrabeglass We are Smart glasses This goal is to do exactly what he says on the tin: copy the spoken conversations and the project translations on the glass in front of your eyes. They aim to deaf, and in the first place, the hard society that is struggling to read the lips or choose a conversation in a high room.

most Facing computers Do not care and heavy, but these glasses are light, only 36 grams. Transcriptlass can maintain weight by deporting most of the main computing features to the accompanying application (only iOS at the present time). There are no cameras, microphones, or speakers in the tires, only a small wave guide display device at the edge of the eye that stimulates the image of 640 x 480 pixels on the glass. This is just enough accuracy of the text to be read when it is displayed directly in your vision, as the conversations chosen by the microphone are translated on your phone.

In the application, the translation can be transferred to seeing its resources, anywhere in the field of vision 30 degrees. You can change the settings to adjust the number of text lines at one time, and contact a wall of the text to one word at one time. The battery in glasses should last about eight hours between shipments. The tires cost about $ 377, and there are additional subscription fees worth $ 20 a month to reach the copy service.

The translation is currently available in glasses, but Madhav Lavakare, the 24 -year -old, is the 24 -year -old, contains other features. In the test stage, there is a preparation for translating languages ​​in the actual time and one to analyze the tone of the person who speaks.

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La Fakari also told me (and New Yorker In April), the idea of ​​this product was depicted after he wanted to help a hard friend to engage in conversations that were not taking into account. La Fakari, an elderly woman at Yale University, was that glasses were the way to go. If he can only get it correctly. As you know, make it look more cold than some Other glasses there.

“I was very obsessed with Google Glass when I came out,” says Lavakari.

Oh, I say. “So you are a glass hole?”

“I was, you!” He says laughing. “Then I was like, why do people call me that?”

While we talk, the words appear on the glasses that I wear. It appears in a Matrix-K the green line wandering through my vision. It is doing a very good job in the conversation, although it divides the word “glass slot” into “Hole Glass Hole”, which is more entertaining frankly.

Although Lavakare’s smart glasses are much more than Glasses-Glasses-Google Glass at all, they are still unable to help but look like smart glasses. The screen has a slight flash where the wave guides sit on the glass, which is visible enough for the spectators, and it is clear that it is noticeable for me when I wear it.