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In this article, we find out about the world’s first truly smart earpiece that effectively allows two people, speaking different languages, understand each other through translation. This is a phenomenal piece of technology that would revolutionize the way that we communicate these days and allow for businesses and individuals to traverse beyond multiple different landscapes. Truly ground breaking news from the scientific world and we hope that this momentum from this news will kick start further findings and ultimately push the human race forward.

Over two years of complete and utter R&D (Research & Development) from Waverly Labs, a New York-based technology firm has been done to perfect this unique technology.

The current model that is available does have certain prototype faults such as a slight delay when relaying the spoken words from a speaking partner into a voice that is computerized in the spoken language. Integrating this type of technology into smart phones and devices like earbuds could truly move us into the next century of developments if handled correctly. The earpiece has got quite a novel name as it goes by the name “Pilot” and works well with an earpiece typically through the use of a dedicated app on your chosen smartphone. Apparently, it works well with Apple iPhones but with the starting price said to be $299 for a set, it is affordable for such smartphone holders. They are currently accepting pre-orders on their website so make sure that you check out this development as soon as you possibly can as you not want to miss the next stage of the future.

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