These Glasses Caption and Translate Conversations in Real-Time
These AI-powered smart glasses will change the game for the deaf or hard of hearing. They provide real-time subtitles during conversations. The technology, used with a phone app, can remember conversations too — helpful for those who are forgetful. They also translate languages. The inspiration for the XRAI Glass began when one of the founders observed a family member who was hard of hearing. Inside Edition Digital has more.
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