Video: 'Subtitles' for deaf people
Recently Sony (based in the UK), has released eyeglasses capable of displaying the subtitles of movies shown on television.
The glass works by projecting words that appear on the screen onto the glass without requiring the user to customize the distance, without causing eye fatigue. Subtitles displayed on the glass are as effective as shown on the screen.
Eyeglasses are capable of displaying subtitles of movies shown on television.
Charlie Swinbourne, a hearing-impaired, recently recommended by the BBC to try a new type of glass in a Sony experiment, said it was a great invention that could create a new audience audience. hearing impaired.
New glasses could become more popular than Sony's expectations because they did not take into account the elderly who had trouble with their ears, who were no longer interested in movie theaters. the less.
The glass has the ability to move words when they obscure the motion on the film, in addition to being used to watch translated movies or live plays or operas. Sony intends to launch new products to the UK market next year.
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