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Revolutionary XRAI Glass App Allows Conversations To Be Subtitled In Real-Time On Augmented Reality Glasses
- Instant short summary of any conversation or instruction - subtitled on lenses of special AR glasses
- Real-time translation of nine of world’s leading languages – again delivered right in front of your eyes
- “Hey, XRAI…..?” pilot launch of ground-breaking Personal AI Assistant for the eyes: instantly answers any highly complex question; far more powerful & effective than all current voice assistants
- Allows people who are deaf and hard of hearing to ‘see’ conversations
- A revolutionary app that can turn speech into subtitles and translate into different languages, displaying the text on smart glasses, has launched globally.
The XRAI (pronounced X-Ray) Glass app is now available on the Google Play Store and, when used in conjunction with Nreal Air Augmented Reality smart glasses, uses artificial intelligence to add subtitles to real-life conversations in real-time for the glass’s wearer.
The technology can also translate between nine of the world’s most common languages and the app also features a ground-breaking Personal AI Assistant for the eyes.
The revolutionary new features have been unveiled by the trailblazing tech company, XRAI Glass, whose software has recently allowed deaf people to ‘see’ conversations as subtitles on the AR glasses.
From today, XRAI Glass’s app will allow any user around the world to instantly view on the special glasses a shorter summary of any conversation or instruction they have had when using the app.
Millions of people who struggle to remember the detail of anything they are listening to will potentially benefit, whether their memory is impaired or they just find it hard to concentrate, often due to the pace of daily life.
But the pioneering company also believe it will strongly appeal to Gen Zers and millennials for whom viewing subtitles is now second nature: that important work meeting can now be summarised, that long university lecture too. Anyone, if they wish, will be able to subtitle almost any aspect of their daily life via the app and the glasses - far more than just watching social videos, films and TV series with captions as they might currently do.
At the same time, XRAI Glass have announced that the combination of their app and the AR glasses will also allow users to get real-time translation straight onto their glasses’ lenses. Nine of the world’s leading languages are covered: English, Chinese (Mandarin), Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German and Italian. More are set to follow.
Getting directions when abroad, ordering the right meal or watching foreign TV, film and theatre will now be much easier for just about anyone, anywhere in the world.
Finally, XRAI Glass are also launching a pilot ground-breaking Personal AI Assistant for the eyes. When the user asks any question they wish, even hugely complex ones, the answer instantly appears as captions on the glasses.
By utilizing cutting edge deep learning technology, including Large Language Models (LLMs), XRAI Glass’ Personal AI Assistant is far more powerful and effective than the current generation of voice assistants. Students will reap some of the most obvious benefits, but it can work for every sector of society. Clearly it will help transform the lives of people whose hearing is impaired or those who struggle to concentrate.
These breakthrough features come less than four months after XRAI Glass first unveiled their revolutionary software to specifically help deaf and hard of hearing people ‘see’ what people around them are saying, so allowing them to take part far more easily in conversations at work, school or in family and social settings.
XRAI Glass Founder and CEO, Dan Scarfe, born and brought up in the UK but now Toronto-based and one of the world’s leading tech entrepreneurs, came up with the idea when looking for ways to talk to his 97-year-old grandfather who had become increasingly deaf.
The XRAI Glass app is available to download via the Google Play Store, while the accompanying Nreal Air Augmented Reality glasses are available via Amazon.
Please note: XRAI Glass is pronounced “X-ray”
B-Roll Shot list
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00:15 – Justin Osmond, aged 45, 90% deaf since birth, son of Merrill Osmond, former co-lead singer of The Osmonds, from Hurricane, Utah in USA – experiencing the XRAI Glass software & AR glasses for the first time
01:32 – Ashley Walker, Pharmacist from Shreveport, Louisiana, USA and deaf since birth – experiencing the XRAI Glass software & AR glasses for the first time
02:39 – XRAI Glass translating in real-time onto AR glasses: US journalist Amanda Florian speaking in Chinese (Mandarin) to Dan Scarfe, XRAI CEO; and Shane Osmond (Justin’s brother) speaking in Spanish to Justin
03:50 – XRAI Glass summarizing a meeting for a user
04:23 – Justin and Shane Osmond watching TV, with Justin using the software and AR glasses
04:51 – GVs XRAI Glass app operating on a mobile phone and user wearing the special Augmented Reality Glasses
05:51 – Soundbites: Dan Scarfe, CEO, XRAI
07:41 – Contact details
XRAI CEO, Dan Scarfe available for satellite interviews in New York on morning of Friday November 18 – contact Michele Wallace on +1 917 741 5147 / mwallace@megamediaworldwide.com
About Dan Scarfe, XRAI Glass CEO
Dan Scarfe, CEO, XRAI Glass is a seasoned entrepreneur who has run IT companies for almost 20 years. Dan was a leader in the Cloud before it was even called the Cloud and published 3 books on Microsoft Azure. He grew his company Dot Net Solutions from two people to 600, raising over $50m of venture capital and twice winning Microsoft Country Partner of the Year, before selling the business to Cognizant in the summer of 2020 in a deal worth hundreds of millions of US dollars. Dan loves to envisage the positive, transformational impact technology can have on people's lives. Born and brought up in the UK, Dan now lives in Toronto.
About XRAI Glass
XRAI Glass creates software solutions powered by Augmented Reality. We convert audio into visuals allowing a pair of smart glasses to turn speech into subtitles, in real-time. We enrich and empower lives by giving people the tools to be themselves. Empowering the deaf and hard of hearing is just the beginning.
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18 November 2022