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A wrist mounted translation device that could help save lives today, can turn into a tourist’s or businessman’s travel aid tomorrow. It could also be used by police in border areas or urban areas that have a specific 2nd language.

An Iraqi immigrant’s wristwatch-based translation device – designed to help British soldiers overcome language barriers while on patrol – could be in production by the end of the year, it has been announced.

The voice recognition-based technology would aid troops and civilians in high-risk and “hot zone” situations by translating buzz phrases such as “don’t shoot”, “stay back” and “help will be here soon”.

The technology – the idea of an Iraqi-born student who fled to the UK – generated international publicity when it was first shown at the University of Derby’s Arts, Design and Technology Degree Show earlier this year.

Link to full story here: http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=paTranslator_Fri_00_Soldier_language_gadget&show_article=1&catnum=7

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