A Japanese company has developed a smart mask that can translate into eight languages?

A Japanese company has developed a smart mask that can translate into eight languages.

At the beginning of 2020, an epidemic caused by a new type of coronavirus that threatened global security broke out. This virus spreads quickly. During this epidemic, masks have become a daily necessity for frontline workers and even people around the world. Even after the epidemic situation improves, we still need to wear masks when going out, because one of the ways the new coronavirus is spread is through spitting.

Dount Robotics, a company in Japan, seized the business opportunity of people having to wear masks when going out during the epidemic. Based on the shortcomings of ordinary masks, such as: when wearing masks, people's communication is not Conveniently, masks reduce the sound people make when they speak. The smart mask developed by Japan's Dount Robotics company is called C-Face for short. From the picture, we can see that this smart mask is white and its material is silica gel, which is relatively soft. It fits people's faces, which can also reduce the spread of viruses. This mask is a Bluetooth mask, because its use is mainly to connect with your smartphone through Bluetooth, and it plays the role of translating the wearer's text.

According to the company’s introduction to this mask, a microphone is placed inside it, which can help solve the problem of inconvenient communication while wearing a mask. In addition, this smart mask can translate languages ????in eight countries, mainly the following eight countries: China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, Spain, and France. Therefore, wearing this smart mask can not only solve the problem of inconvenient communication, but also solve the problem of translation. This smart mask is undoubtedly a new challenge for translation software and translators.

I believe that this smart mask will be loved by the majority of people after it is produced and launched.