Instant translation headphones in 40 languages

 

At an event in San Francisco, USA, technology company Google announced the launch of headphones capable of instant translation into 40 languages.

Introducing the headphones, dubbed 'Google Pixel Buds', on Wednesday night, a conversation between a man and a woman was shown on stage in which the man spoke English and the woman Swedish.

Wireless Google Pixel Buds were translating the man's English into Swedish and immediately listening to the woman, while the women's Swedish answer was being translated into English.

Google also announced the Pixel Phone 2 and Pixel 2 XL, which it says have better cameras than any other smartphone. By pressing the edges of these phones, artificial intelligence Google Assistant can be launched.

Science fiction introduces the idea of ​​devices that are capable of instant translation from one language to another, but this is the first time that a major technology company has introduced such a device.

These headphones work in tandem with the Google Translate service, which is already very popular on the Internet. A user can press headphones and say, for example, 'I need to speak German,' after which if the user speaks English, the Google Pixel phone's speaker will hear an instant German translation.

In addition, the headphones can work with Google Pixel phones to carry out voice commands, including making phone calls, texting, or playing music.

With the help of this tool, the problem of understanding the language can be solved and anyone can go to a country and talk to the local people, even if he does not know a single word of the language.

The Google Assistant and headphones are priced at 15 159, and will go on sale on November 22.

In addition, Google has introduced artificial intelligence speakers that users can access a variety of services.