Live Translation Demonstrated with Google Goggles

by on 21. Feb, 2010

Check out this live demonstration from Google, showing their new Google Goggles prototype to help you translate the foreign languages by capturing the image with your phone camera. The prototype currently only do translation from German to English, they are hoping to complete a final version with the capability of 52 languages supported. Watch the video below.

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  • http://www.profi-fachuebersetzung.de Übersetzung Englisch Deutsch

    The company should only hire professional native speaker translators to ensure the quality delivered. A good translation provider should have a project manager to track and to manage the progress and finally deliver the translation in a timely manner.

  • http://www.tomarenko.de Dipl. Übersetzer russisch

    Pls. see the video at our website (“Need a translation? Google awauts your call”). The choice is between automatic, social or professional providers. Depends on language, need, etc.

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  • André

    Nice, but not good enough.
    When traveling, with horrific data rates,”send to a server” is simply not an option for OCR.
    It might be good for data collection about the user, but not for the usefulness of the application.

    It must be a offline, standalone OCR engine behind it.. google should just buy “World Lens”

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  • Anonymous

    It might be good for data collection about the user, but not for the usefulness of the application. It must be a offline, standalone OCR engine behind it.. google should just buy “World Lens”Terrasse verfugen Fliesen versiegeln