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21 December 2022 0h18

Tested translation!

I’m wearing the glasses while the app is translating – it’s showing me the French subtitles as I speak.

Pros: fast, 9 languages, easy to use, easy to read in AR

Cons: have to specify “to and from” languages, lower accuracy when audio is hard (action movie) pic.twitter.com/6JWucXATkt
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 20 décembre 2022

Tested translation! I’m wearing the glasses while the app is translating – it’s showing me the French subtitles as I speak. Pros: fast, 9 languages, easy to use, easy to read in AR Cons: have to specify “to and from” languages, lower accuracy when audio is hard (action movie)

21 December 2022

FAQ: Real-time Translation Glasses Features and Price Details

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20 December 2022 23h49

FAQ: – It can do real-time translation across 9 languages (English French German Italian Portuguese Spanish Japanese Korean Mandarin)
– The glasses are $379
– Not available on iOS
– Yes, I think you could wear them for several hours a day – I haven’t tested them in loud environ

How to Use Nreal AR Glasses for Real-Time Subtitles on Android

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20 December 2022 23h47

How to: grab a pair of Nreal AR glasses and an Android. Download Nreal & XRAI Glass (subtitles) apps onto the phone. Connect AR glasses to phone with included wire. Once set up, hit “start subtitles” – everything you hear will be automatically subtitled right in front of you.

Real-World Subtitles Technology Improves Accessibility for Hearing Loss

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20 December 2022 23h47

Now you can easily add subtitles to the real world.

This technology has the potential to improve accessibility for those with hearing loss, whether it's a business meeting, listening to podcasts, or even just chatting with friends. pic.twitter.com/BZkdLNKqLo
— Allie K. Miller (@alliekmiller) 20 décembre 2022

Now you can easily add subtitles to the real world. This technology has the potential to improve accessibility for those with hearing loss, whether it's a business meeting, listening to podcasts, or even just chatting with friends.

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Project Relate: Machine Learning Speech Recognition for Non-Standard Speakers

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20 December 2022 23h19

Following years of research featuring thousands of people who recorded over a million speech samples, we released Project Relate in beta. This Android app uses machine learning to offer personalized speech recognition for non-standard speakers. https://
g.co/projectrelate