The smart in-ear headphones "Pilot", which are currently being developed by the New York start-up "Waverly Labs» is developed promises unimagined possibilities. The small high-tech gadget should work like a real interpreter and translate different languages that you cannot understand yourself directly during a conversation in real time for the user. Like the Universal Translator from Star Trek - only in real!
"Imagine living in a world where language barriers no longer exist," says Waverly Labs. According to the manufacturer's conviction, this vision could soon become reality. "Pilot is the first smart headset in the world that is able to translate a conversation between two people who speak different languages in real time," says the corresponding product description. How exactly the small, innovative high-tech helper works in practice is nowhere specifically explained. "We move on the intersection between wearable technology and machine-assisted translations," is the very general description. According to the Telegraph report, the developers are deliberately reticent. "One of our technicians met a French girl and wanted to be able to communicate with her," they describe the background to the history of the invention.
The gadget should initially only be able to process a few languages, initially English, French, Spanish and Italian. Others will follow later. "In its first generation, the real-time translation will only work if both conversation partners are wearing headphones," admits Waverly Labs. Anyone who is already convinced of the potential of the Pilot headphones despite the still extremely sparse information can place a pre-order on the manufacturer's website from May 25th. Also about the Crowd funding site Indiegogo, where you can soon start your own campaign to finance the production of the smart gadget, you can place an order.
In-ear headphones translate conversations in real time
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