With OTON GLASS, users are able to capture text with a blink and have it read back to them in their chosen language. It’s wonderful tool for people with dyslexia or poor vision, or for travellers abroad. OTON GLASS A wearable device for people who have difficulty reading
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OTON GLASS: turning text to speech
Dave Conroy has done something pretty exceptional with his Raspberry Pi: he’s turned it into a speech-recognising translator that recognises 60 different languages, and plays its native-speaker version of your phrase back for you. It can cross-translate between thousands of language pairs
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Build a universal translator
I had an email on Monday morning from someone whose job title is “Witch Doctor/Marketing Specialist” from wedü , a US marketing agency. He introduced a talking skull called Yorick in the first line.
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Yorick, the talking skull