Live Captions
Speech in the room written into the wearer's view as it happens.
XRAI listens to the conversation in the room and writes it into the wearer's field of view, either as captions in the same language or as translated text. That covers two jobs that are usually procured separately: accessibility, where deaf and hard-of-hearing staff and visitors follow meetings without an interpreter present, and multilingual work, where a site team, a supplier and a customer do not share a first language. Language coverage on the AR2 OS runs past 300.
Because it is a software layer, it adds captioning to AI glasses you already run rather than requiring another device. XRAI also sells its own hardware, the XRAI AR2, which we list separately in the catalog; the platform and the glasses are two different purchases and are worth keeping apart when you compare quotes.
Two practical questions decide most XRAI deployments. First, connectivity: captioning and translation lean on cloud processing for speed and accuracy, so coverage in a basement plant room is a real constraint and offline behaviour needs confirming for your setup. Second, data handling, since live speech from meetings is exactly the material a works council or a DPO will ask about. We can share XRAI's data and privacy documentation so you can assess it against your own policy before signing.
We license XRAI alongside the glasses it runs on and the rest of the software range, so captions, devices and enrollment arrive as one order. Book a demo in a room with your own accents, background noise and language mix, which is a better test than a scripted one, and compare it against the other live translation software and translation glasses we supply.