Talk any language with Pilot Translating Earpiece from Waverly Labs

We think this new device can make it big. People can speak and understand any language they want with the new Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece.

We’ve all been there. People traveling all over the world face the same barrier as anyone else: language.

Learning more and more languages becomes overwhelming. People are tired of trying to find a hotel and no one to understand what they are talking about.

Moreover, people meeting new business contacts face the same problem, language.

Of course, there are some helpful tools on the Internet, such as Google Translate, that allow people to get their work done like a dictionary.

But having something that allows you to understand what a stranger is saying in your own language, moments after he says it, is taken from the Star Trek series.

Fortunately, it looks like the earpiece seen in the Star Trek movies is here and it’s coming to market soon. We present to you the new Waverly Labs Pilot Earpiece.

The device looks like a fully wireless headset with separate right and left earpieces. But, make no mistake, because this new product helps bridge the communication gap.

The device was first showcased at the 4YFN startup conference in Barcelona in conjunction with the Mobile World Congress.

We have to say that the Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece is still in the prototype stage, but the product will be released later this year.

A few things, including its design, may change by the time it hits the global market. Let’s see how the new Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece works.

As we mentioned, this device is a completely wireless headset that offers a comfortable and elegant design. The earpieces fit the user’s ears perfectly, making them comfortable for walking.

People can also change the tip depending on their ear possession. Another great thing is that the new Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece is available in three colors: white, black and red.

People should know that when they’re not using the new Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece, they can carry it around in a plastic case that includes an integrated battery for charging.

This feature has quickly become the industry standard for fully wireless headphones. Moreover, these new earpieces can go for 3 to 4 hours on a full charge.

At the heart of this process is the company app. Both the user and his friend must download this app on their phones. After they sync their conversation via a matching QR code in the app, they’re off and talking.

So, people have to press a button in the app and speak into the earpiece microphone to record what they want to say.

The voice goes through the company’s machine translation software, which converts it into text in their friend’s app. In addition, if a friend also has the new Waverly Labs Pilot earpiece, then he will hear a translated version of what users say through a computer voice.