LAS VEGAS (SAVVY STREAMING) -- There were just too many booths at CES 2023 to physically visit so I made a list of exhibitors and founders I wanted to interview and mapped out my show plan. I was grateful that close to the end of the show. Dan Scarfe, CEO of XRAI glass and co-founder and chief marketing officer Mitchell Feldman came to meet me in the media room for lunch and a casual chat about their innovative app, XRAI glass, a software solution powered by augmented reality. It converts audio into visuals, allowing a pair of smart glasses to turn speech into subtitles. With XRAI glass deaf individuals can enjoy rich conversations with multiple people in the room remotely or nearby. There is an expanded use case for education and those with learning disabilities. Here is the interview.

The XRAI software is designed for people who are deaf or living with loss of hearing but, co-founder and chief marketing officer, Mitchell Feldman highlighted its wider appeal and expanded usability for conversation or meeting summary, topic research and language translation. Anyone can enjoy the benefits of XRAI Glass to enhance communication in their life. * Innovative tech that merges AR and AI together to put subtitles on your daily life * XRAI Glass software turns speech into subtitles to enhance how people who are deaf or have loss of hearing can connect with others, but now also features a ‘personal assistant for your eyes’ and lets you recall old conversations, so you don’t miss out on the conversation XRAI Glass is now available to download and use in nine languages.

An expanded use case for learning disabilities and education is being explored   XRAI Glass has been tested on a variety of AR glasses. View links to these glasses on my YouTube video above.