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Smart glasses turn speech into subtitles, in real-time
- ncr100 4y agoA use case idea: If I were drunk, or otherwise severely fatigued, I would like to know what is going on around me. I do miss parts of conversations when I'm socially drinking and intoxicated. I would like to rely on an agent to capture these conversational moments, to give myself a chance to respond to things. (inspired by https://xrai.glass/hubfs/XRAI_GLASSES_09_comp.jpg https://xrai.glass/hubfs/XRAI_GLASSES_09_comp.jpg)
- mrlonglong 4y agoThis is brilliant, as a deaf person this would be huge.
- Maursault 4y agoI agree this is a nice application for all the ideas brought together. But I wouldn't mind having something not as fancy for documentary purposes. Though audio recorders are very small now, and though post-processing for sound recognition and speech to text is possible, linear audio recordings of 24 hour days would get annoying eventually. I wouldn't mind having a small device (perhaps disguised as a wearable ring or earring) that just aways listens and transcribes what it hears to text files that auto sync in range of network to cloud or private server, available for viewing and search through secure webpage.
- throwaway67743 4y agoLol no, idea is sound but: Website is absolutely horrible, especially on mobile, company is only one month old with foreign 100% shareholder and uses a common ultra cheap virtual address mostly used by scammers.
- frozencell 4y ago> common ultra cheap virtual address mostly used by scammers. Where do you read that? Your comment sounds like a rage competitor.
- throwaway67743 4y agoBecause not only have I used the same, they don't really ask why someone foreign wants a business presence and often they end up being crypto related and such scams.. but you can dismiss the red flags as "competitor rage" if you want