Japanese company Logbar, famous for a ring-shaped gesture control device, has created ili, a wireless, wearable translation stick that supposedly lets you communicate in other languages, all without ...

It was last year that we first heard about ili, a handheld electronic translator that does not require an internet connection in order to work. At the time, some people may have wondered if the device ...

As any true Star Trek fan will tell you, there's a very good reason that every alien species in the galaxy speaks English — each Starfleet officer's chest-worn communicator badge is also a universal ...

A sleek new wearable thinks it can change the game for on-the-go translation. The design is simple. The portable device has a button and a speaker. One person speaks into Ili while holding down the ...

Ili, a wearable translator from Japanese company Logbar, aims to change that. It automatically translates languages at the push of a button to help people talk to each other in English, Japanese, and ...

On June 10th, ili, the world's first offline translation device will host a pop-up event at Flight 001 store in San Francisco with b8ta! For the first time ever in the US, you can try our limited ...

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The new wearable translator by the Japanese company Logbar has serious potential. The Ili, which premiered at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week, translates around 10,000 ...

A sleek new wearable thinks it can change the game for on-the-go translation. The design is simple. The portable device has a button and a speaker. One person speaks into Ili while holding down the ...

Now in HK for the first time! Logbar Product Designer Kato Kyoichiro explains ili translator's human-centered features at the DFA Awards Design Dialogue in Tokyo These thoughtful design features may ...