It is reported that Samsung will launch Galaxy Buds3 headphones in the second half of next year to support real-time AI translation on the device side.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, December 12 (Xinhua) Samsung plans to launch a new Galaxy Buds headset (Galaxy Buds3) in the second half of next year, according to South Korean media Maekyung. The biggest advantage of this headset over competitive products is that it is equipped with a "device-side AI function". When the headset is connected to the phone, users can directly use the headset to translate audio to facilitate communication with foreign language users.

CTOnews.com noted that South Korean media claimed that traditional translation services require an Internet connection, and users must maintain a stable network environment in order to quickly get the translated content, and in situations with large crowds and high signal interference, the relevant services are no longer reliable.

▲ graphics source Korean media Maekyung, while the AI based on the device side can run without the Internet, so it has the advantages of "localization" and privacy in translation and other scenarios, and can be used anytime, anywhere, regardless of the network environment.

Samsung has previously announced that it will install the device-side AI function in the Galaxy S24 series of phones, while the Galaxy Buds headphones with the device-side AI translation function are more immersive than the phone and can produce the effect of "face-to-face simultaneous interpretation of dialogue".

▲ Samsung's previously launched Galaxy Buds headphones Korean media also mentioned that Samsung may also extend the device-side AI function to the XR head display in the future. Samsung is currently developing a head display to compete with Apple's Vision Pro, and the introduction of device-side AI for related devices is expected to enhance the competitiveness of the product in commercial applications.

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