ili is the world’s first wearable translator device that aims to smash the language barrier when you travel to a foreign land. Just the size of a powerpoint clicker, globe-trotters can easily hang it around their neck when they travel. And to operate it, just click on ili, speak to the mic, it will be translated and broadcasted through the speaker. IT’S THAT EASY!
You do not even require a data connection to use this translator device. The translation libraries are all preloaded into ili via a docking station, and it is ready TO GO.
Check out the viral promo video that a guy tries to get a kiss on the streets of Japan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6ngM0LHxuU
For phase 1, ili only translate English, Japanese and Chinese conversations, but the phase 2 will see it handle French, Thai and Korean, followed by phase 3 with Spanish, Italian and Arabic. The pricing and launch dates have yet to be determined, but it is said to be “affordable” and pre-order should start some time in March or April 2016.
Follow them on iamili.com for more details.
