Press a button, speak, hear what you said in a different language. It’s the ili translator, and it’s real. Here’s a hands-on review.

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 ...

The ili translator now has a price and an approximate release date. Logbar. 2 / 2. To operate ili, you just hold down its main button, speak into it, ...

Ili. Technology has been making great strides in the realm of real-time translation, but the invention of the world’s first wearable translator—a pioneer of its kind—is a major breakthrough ...

Like Ili, the Logbar Ring also made an appearance on the CES floor, in 2015. Let's hope the translator fares better than the "terribly unattractive and poorly designed piece of hardware." h/t Uber ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Translate One2One, powered by IBM Watson artificial intelligence technology, ... The handheld ili translator also promises Wi-Fi-free language translation when it launches in October.

The iLi is a pendant you wear around your neck that automatically translates between Japanese, Chinese, and English. Unlike a smartphone app or similar, it's supposed to be something you always ...