Augmented reality glasses perform real-time language translation
Computer Programmer Will Powell has built a prototype real-time
translation system that listens to speech, translates it into one of 37
languages, and then displays the resulting text as subtitles directly
onto the user's glasses.
This is Newst Technology in mobile world.
It is very exiting one for all who loves to translate there voice in any other 37 languages in the world.
So, if you wan't to know how it works .
This is the process that how it's works.......
A Bluetooth microphone picks up the audio signal and connects to a smartphone or tablet to provide a clean, noise-cancelled audio feed.
The signal is then sent to the Microsoft Translator service, which detects the foreign language and transcribes it into the target language of choice.
Finally, the translated text is displayed on the lower half of the glasses – effectively providing real-time subtitles for a conversation in a foreign language.
This is Newst Technology in mobile world.
It is very exiting one for all who loves to translate there voice in any other 37 languages in the world.
So, if you wan't to know how it works .
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| Reading translated from glass |
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| Player of different country |
A Bluetooth microphone picks up the audio signal and connects to a smartphone or tablet to provide a clean, noise-cancelled audio feed.
The signal is then sent to the Microsoft Translator service, which detects the foreign language and transcribes it into the target language of choice.
Finally, the translated text is displayed on the lower half of the glasses – effectively providing real-time subtitles for a conversation in a foreign language.
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