Japanese tech company NEC has unveiled Tele Scouter, a system that can translate conversations in real time, and project subtitles onto a user's retina.
The system uses voice recognition, microphones and translation programmes to translate conversations as they happen, creating subtitles to cut out the need for human translators. Audio translations are also delivered via headphones.
The Tele Scouter eyeglasses are due for release in Japan next November, but will initially only be available to businesses in packs of 30 at a cost of £50,000.
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