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Waverly Labs: Translation solutions for professionals @ CES 2022



Waverly Labs language translationWhen traveling internationally, one of the biggest challenges is the language barrier. But, in modern business, interacting with people in other languages has become a normal part of the process. So, how do you communicate with someone who does not speak the same language as you? That’s where the Ambassador Interpreter from Waverly Labs comes in.

Who is Waverly Labs?

In 2014, Waverly Labs was founded by Andrew Ochoa and Sergio Del Río with a mission to make the world more open and connected. Since then, they have introduced the world’s first translation earbuds, Pilot Smart Earbuds and Ambassador Interpreter, establishing the category and shipping over 50,000 units worldwide. As experts in speech translation, Waverly Labs is now introducing a suite of voice and translation solutions to meet the needs of professionals across various industries including hospitality, conferences & events, and remote work.

What is the Ambassador Interpreter?

The Ambassador Interpreter is Waverly Labs’ latest translation solution designed for professionals who need to communicate across languages in real-time. The device is a wearable translator that attaches to your clothing and pairs with your smartphone via Bluetooth. The app uses Waverly Labs’ proprietary neural network technology, Deep Neural Machine Translation (DNMT), to provide accurate translations in over 30 languages.

To use the Ambassador Interpreter, simply open the app and select the language you want to translate. Then, speak into the device and it will translate your speech into the selected language. The person you’re speaking to can then respond in their native language and the Ambassador Interpreter will translate their speech into your language.

If you’re traveling internationally or need to communicate with someone in a foreign language, the Ambassador Interpreter from Waverly Labs is the perfect solution. It’s easy to use and provides accurate translations in over 30 languages. So, don’t let the language barrier hold you back, order your Ambassador Interpreter today!

What are Subtitles?

Subtitles are Waverly Labs’ solution for those who need to communicate across languages but don’t want to wear the Ambassador Interpreter. Subtitles is an app that translates speech in real-time and displays subtitles in your native language on your smartphone or tablet.

To use Subtitles, simply open the app and select the language you want to translate. Then, start speaking into your phone or tablet and the app will translate your speech into subtitles in your native language. The person you’re speaking to can then respond in their own language and Subtitles will translate their speech into subtitles in your language.

The same technology can be used at a conference or presentation, allowing an entire audience to receive instant translations from the presenter on their phones. Wavery Labs calls this feature Audience. If you don’t want to wear the Ambassador Interpreter but still need a translation solution, Subtitles is the perfect app for you. It’s easy to use and provides translations in over 30 languages.

Summary

To learn more about Wavery Labs, the Ambassador Interpreter earbuds, or the Subtitles text feature, head over to the website or pick up your own pair on Amazon.

Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central and Christopher Jordan of The Talking Sound.

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Ectaco eBook Readers and Translators



Todd and Tom get together with Jerry Cimadomo and Greg Stetson of Ectaco to review their range of ebook readers and translators.

First up was is the Jetbook Mini (shown right) at $99, which runs off 4 AAA batteries giving 90 hours of continuous reading. It comes with free software which converts a wide range of ebook formats into a one suitable for the device.

Second was a new model that will be out in a couple of months. Aimed at the school market, it will come preloaded with a pile of educational material. It goes beyond being a simple ereader with features such as voice recognition so that language programs are able to give feedback on pronunciation. Around $250.

Interview by Todd Cochrane of Geek News Central and Tom Newman of The Fogview Podcast.

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