Sony HUD Specs Show Subtitles to Cinemagoers | WIRED
New AI Glasses Will Give Deaf Community Real-Time Subtitles
Glasses that display their own subtitles - CNET
Sony unveils new eyeglasses for displaying movie subtitles
New smart glasses add subtitles to any conversation - Wales Online
Theatre Subtitles via Smart Glasses
Voicee Smart AI glasses for deaf people | Indiegogo
Regal outfits almost 6,000 theaters with Sony closed-captioning glasses | Engadget
Notre Dame alums create glasses that project subtitles for the deaf – Inside INdiana Business
I tweet ideas every day💡 on Twitter: "Wearable glasses that act as an alternative to hearing aids. The glasses translate voice into subtitles. https://t.co/Y6aFK2dcUi" / Twitter
Smart glasses allow deaf people to 'see' conversations with subtitles | Tech News | Metro News
National Theater in London Offers Glasses With Live Subtitles - The New York Times
National Theatre launches subtitle glasses for deaf audience members - Microlink
UK theatre to trial subtitling glasses technology - Hearing Link Services
Subtitling Glasses Put the Text Where It Belongs | TechCrunch
Cinema to pilot smart caption glasses developed by the National Theatre
Off-Screen Cinema Subtitle System | Indiegogo
New Subtitle Glasses For Movie Goers - YouTube
Live-caption glasses let deaf people read conversations using augmented reality - YouTube
AR glasses provide smart subtitles for theatregoers
YourLocalCinema - Subtitled / Captioned Cinema
400 XRAI smart glasses turn audio into captions to let deaf people 'SEE' conversations | Daily Mail Online
XRAI Glass Wants to Subtitle Life for Deaf and Hearing-Impaired Users | WIRED
Regal's new closed caption glasses finally make movies enjoyable for deaf and hard-of-hearing - syracuse.com
Google reveals the existence of 'smart glasses that subtitle and automatically translate the words spoken by the other party' - GIGAZINE
New Closed-Captioning Glasses Help Deaf Go Out To The Movies : All Tech Considered : NPR
Smart glasses to offer subtitles - Products - IoT Hub
Sony glasses give subtitles to those who need them
Samuel Dore: What I thought of Sony's subtitled glasses for cinemas | The Limping Chicken
