Core Technology · Voice AI

Real-Time Translation

Translation-enabled glasses help users follow and join conversations across languages, using open-ear audio and paired-phone processing. The eyewear captures speech and delivers prompts; translation services and language packs run through the companion experience.

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AR smart glasses used for multilingual conversation translation — Speak → translate → open-ear reply

Overview

Multilingual voice translation

Cross-language conversation is one of the clearest use cases for smart glasses: speech is captured from the face, processed by a translation service on the paired phone, and the result is delivered as open-ear audio — or as an on-screen prompt on display-enabled configurations.

Conversation mode. Near-speech capture and quick turn-taking support travel, retail and service conversations.
Service-dependent intelligence. Recognition and translation quality come from partner engines and language packs, which can be updated without new hardware.
Open-ear delivery. Translations play through open-ear speakers so users stay aware of their surroundings.

Supported language pairs, online/offline behavior and latency are service- and market-dependent and are confirmed per program.

Traveler using audio smart glasses in a multilingual city setting — Translations play through open-ear speakers so the wearer stays aware of their surroundings.

Conversation modePartner translation enginesUpdatable language packsOpen-ear delivery

How it works

The end-to-end chain

From input to user experience, engineered as one system rather than stacked modules.

1 Step

Speech capture & recognition

Microphones capture speech and the companion service converts it to text in the source language.

2 Step

Translation engine

A partner translation service maps the text into the target language, with language packs updated through the app.

3 Step

Delivery

Translated speech plays through open-ear audio or appears on display-equipped platforms.

Inside the technology

How the pieces fit together

A structural view of the capability. Configuration-dependent figures are confirmed per program rather than published as generic headline numbers.

Real-Time Translation — functional architecture (illustrative, not to scale).

CaptureNear-speech microphones support quick turn-taking in face-to-face conversations.

EnginePartner recognition and translation services on the paired phone, updatable after launch.

Program detailLanguage pairs, online/offline behavior and latency are market- and service-dependent.

Applications

Where this technology is used

Real use cases where eyes-up, hands-free smart eyewear changes how people work and move.

Retail & Education

Serve shoppers and teach across languages without a handheld device.

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Industrial & Manufacturing

Multilingual teams and remote experts collaborate on the floor.

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Healthcare

Basic communication support in multilingual care settings.

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Platforms

Proven starting points for your line

Platform configurations that ship this capability for OEM, ODM and private-label programs.

V03-T5 AI Camera Glasses

Camera platform that pairs capture with voice and translation services.

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FAQ

Real-Time Translation FAQ

How many languages are supported?

Language coverage is defined by the translation service integrated in the companion app and can be expanded after launch. The supported list for your target markets is confirmed during the program.

Does translation need an internet connection?

Typically yes for broad language coverage; offline pack availability depends on the service partner and program configuration.

Build this technology into your eyewear line

Tell us your target market and platform requirements. Engineering will reply with a configuration proposal, customization scope and sampling path.

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