TranscribeGlass will be a huge benefit to the deaf or hearing impaired community. Via My Modern Met:
The product is a conduit between affordable speech-to-text converters such as Otter.ai or Google’s Live Transcribe and a simple pair of glasses. The product receives bluetooth messages from the captioning device, and converts those messages to augmented reality (AR) projections within the glasses. The user can change the size of the text to suit the scene. This technology can enable people who are deaf or hard of hearing to look wherever they like while still communicating. It can also assist in environments which may befuddle even hearing aids, such as crowded spaces.
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