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Home / Technology / Smart Glasses Translate Super Bowl Halftime Live

Smart Glasses Translate Super Bowl Halftime Live

9 Feb

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Summary

  • Smart glasses provided real-time translation of Bad Bunny's Spanish lyrics.
  • Visual information appeared as a subtle overlay in the user's field of view.
  • AR glasses deepened the concert experience by aiding comprehension.
Smart Glasses Translate Super Bowl Halftime Live

Meta's Ray-Ban Display smart glasses recently offered a unique viewing experience during the Super Bowl halftime show. The wearer experimented with the glasses to see if they could translate Bad Bunny's Spanish rap lyrics in real-time.

The smart glasses feature an in-lens display that provides visual information as a subtle overlay, without obstructing vision. During the performance, the user utilized voice commands to activate translations. While not always capturing every word, the glasses successfully provided concise translations of key phrases, allowing for a better understanding of the performance.

This technology enhanced the user's immersion, preventing them from feeling disconnected during a multilingual act. Despite occasional issues with translation accuracy and gesture controls, the experience highlighted the potential for AR glasses to deepen engagement with live events. The focus remained on understanding the artist, rather than on the technology itself.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The glasses provided real-time, though sometimes partial, translations of Bad Bunny's Spanish lyrics displayed as a subtle overlay in the user's field of view.
These smart glasses include an in-lens display that shows visual information directly in the user's field of view as a subtle heads-up overlay.
The glasses provided concise translations of key phrases and themes, but sometimes missed a few words or phrases, and translations could be lost if not facing the performer directly.

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