Timekettle has unveiled its W4 Pro AI Interpreter Earbuds at the IFA 2024 tradeshow in Berlin, the first open-fit translator buds with support for audio and video translation, a specialized vocabulary database, and premium sound quality. The new product is an upgrade over the company's W3 translator buds, with a more ergonomic open-fit design, upgraded audio hardware, enhanced battery life, and advanced real-time translation capabilities that promise more engaging and effective multilingual conversations. With instant startup, the W4 Pro is professional, fast and efficient. Dedicated translation modes can meet all your business needs, whether you are meeting face-to-face, remotely over a video call, or in a group boardroom setting. Their usefulness also extends outside the working day, with the W4 Pro able to assist with all manner of foreign living scenarios, from studying abroad to making new friends, organizing doctor appointments and even ordering food in restaurants.

As the pioneer of translator earbuds, Timekettle has transformed the world of cross-language communication since its existence in 2016. HybridComm is what makes Timekettle competitive on the market. It subverts the shackles of conventional translation products by adopting an entirely different technical structure to advance our product in speech processing, simultaneous interpretation, and AI translation. "I believe the significance of a great translation product lies beyond the technological advancement of one company over another; it is the whole interaction experience between people of different cultural and language backgrounds that fames Timekettle product great." That's why Timekettle has invested massively to develop the world's first simultaneous translator earbuds WT2 Edge with the core technological advantage HybridComm technology, empowering cross-language communication with a complete hands-free, natural and fluent experience.

Forget phrase books or even Google Translate. New translation devices are getting closer to replicating the fantasy of the Babel fish, which in the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" sits in one's ear and instantly translates any foreign language into the user's own. The WT2 Plus Ear to Ear AI Translator Earbuds from Timekettle are already available, while the over-the-ear "Ambassador" from Wavery Labs is scheduled for release this year. Both brands are wireless, and come with two earpieces that must be synced to a single smartphone connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data. These devices "bring us a bit closer to being able to travel to places in the world where people speak different languages and communicate smoothly with those who are living there," said Graham Neubig, an assistant professor at the Language Technologies Institute of Carnegie Mellon University and an expert in machine learning and natural language processing.