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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2022
- Video from the keynote of Google I/O 2022 on May 11, 2022 shows research participants testing out prototype glasses with a live translation service built in that is "like subtitles for the world." Read more: uploadvr.com/google-preview-a...
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#ar - เกม
Very cool. Finally, a good use for all this AR stuff. It's an early version of the Star Trek universal translator.
They probably just want to make the translator but don't want to sound too geeky
Holy moly. The AR glasses market is heating up.
Amazing AR technology features will transform and open many doors in the years ahead.
wow, this is just great what we are capable of creating nowadays, and th whole VR/AR is just starting :-)
As an international student living in a foreign language-speaking country, I really want this transcript feature for helping me know more precisely about the instructor's talking. Can't wait to see the VR glasses on the market.
Amazing! I never thought AR could be used this way.
Pretty convenient that we didn't get a look at the lense as it was translating.
it's a prototype. probably won't come to market
Ever heard of Google Glass? Way ahead of it's time. It scared people.
Good job 👏
I'm hard of hearing, so this is really interesting to me!
I like the idea of not having to be a polyglot to connect seamlessly with more people
I loved!
I like it ...it's got some swag...not gadget looking but Ray-Ban looking
ESSE É O FUTURO, GALERA!!!
How about subtitles for hard of hearing for a start, in the same language. That would be pretty helpful, full stop. Providing you don't decide to change what's said because you disagree or something.
If I’m understanding this comment correctly, there was a person in the video that used ASL and was able to read English that popped up on the glasses. I’m sure it could be used with a similar purpose for people hard of hearing.
@@ethanvandy4241 Yes there was. Sign language was being translated to English for the watcher ( listener ). Robert clearly never watched the full video or just doesn't pay attention in class.
game changer, I want to beta this!
awesome
I assume both person need to be wearing the device which makes it impractical with strangers (eg: when travelling)
Why would you assume that? From what i understand it works just like google assistant and has microphones in.
@@kevinpiip3427 How else will the other person understand what you're saying? You will understand the other person because you have the device but surely the other person needs it too in order to understand you
Waoooooo technology the future..
These things are cool but I've been hearing this for years now. The world of AR/VR seems to always be the same utopias shifting a few more years once we get to the previously predicted timeline. Everything is always 'coming soon' or 'in the next couple of years'...... But I've been hearing this for a long time now.
The reason why so many things that could have come out never do is precisely because of the attitude you are bringing to the table right now. And you're not alone.
People today would rather have a thing they can complain about than a thing that helps them.
Complaining is more entertaining. And that's all people chase anymore. Entertainment. By b*tching.
@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing I'm sure that may be true if you weren't talking to someone with 3 VR HMD's lol. If I said I was going to give you a car next year would you not complain when it never arrived? That's how it feels to be in this world right now. I've literally spent about 3 years being told......."next year apple will release their HMD" My point is this doesn't excite me in anyway because especially with google they're great at showing products.........but even better at dropping them.
@@leaper1981 As am I. Q2, Index, and still got a closet full of old headsets from the DK1 to the OG rift and Q1.
But that's the thing with your car analogy: every year, new models with new features come out, and no one whines about that.
When newer versions of a headset come out, people who own the last one would _literally_ rather it didn't so they could feel (emphasis on the feelings, in this case upgrade jealousy) like _theirs_ is the top version rather than have new sh*t available for them to upgrade to.
Not particularly germaine to Google watching Glass fizzle because A. The tech wasn't there yet, B. Pundits and consumers got more of a kick hating it than hoping it would be able to do cool things.
I'm simply saying people are miserable asses who don't want things to succeed anymore..not when they could jump on a populist negativity bandwagon instead.
@@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing I agree, I hate that people don't want newer upgraded versions due to a lot of the reasons you described. I mentioned having HMD's so u knew I wasn't one of the many people kicking something they haven't even tried. I love VR & new tech in general, a lot of my frustration is a lack of impatience made worse by the fact that I'm left defending the medium to others & saying 'just wait and see..... It will get there' only to be left looking like an idiot as its progress is nowhere near the dreams I'm sold. I think anyone really into VR/AR knows this feeling. I've grown tired of the put downs that I don't bother mentioning these future things anymore.
@@leaper1981 Yeah I knew, and I apologise for pointing the finger at you. That was undeserved and misdirected because I was just salty at the ne'er do wells who spend their efforts trying to make sure we can't have nice things because they get off on it.
need these asap for my hearing impaired dad. asap. when would they be available???
Yo soy sordo también, me vendría de lujo que salga lo más antes posible...
Our bodies no long have the need to create language to distinguish ourselves as a unique entity any more, like our fingerprints. In short, we're willingly giving up our intelligence for convenience.
We need an Elon musk for ar.
costs for a pair of glasses?
Now just sync with your Bluetooth headset, enable noise canceling, and voice translate sound directly into your ear 👂 can you hear me now?
No camera :/ nooooo
By the way, we will keep your private conversations...
May hard to handle the case while multiple people are talking simultaneously.
Depends; if the processor is fast enough and the software is well programed, it might be able to distinguish between different frequencies of voices.
If google translate is anything to by from our phones, then I would be worried. Translate is terrible and works only some of the time. Especially through audio.
@@BsCurious Obviously the software and hardware need to perform flawlessly, otherwise that feature would be useless.
Есть ли русский текст?
But google cheaply use the labor from all over the world, to pay 1/10 of their employee for doing lots of the work, including this one...
О чем идёт речь?
О переводе?
И очки тоже с этим связано ?
Кто нибудь на русском может сказать?
dude.. this is not AR
Maybe with the glasses we will be able to see the pronouns of everyone we cross path in the street ? Amazing
The best would be to see if they have a foot fetish and their favourite position
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BORING!!! The opening of the video was … abrupt it doesn’t feel official
She/Her, He/Him, this is so unnecessary... This world is is becoming more and more crazy and full of agendas