Meet the British-Ghanaian entrepreneur whose innovative wireless earbuds can auto-translate 40 languages. Moreover, how much global exposure we have these years, we are always needing something that can bridge the language barrier. Now, a new innovation bridges gaps in languages – a giant step in bringing people together. Danny Manu, a Ghanaian-British engineer and technology entrepreneur who has developed the world’s first auto-translating wireless earbuds. This innovative creation, Click, is capable of translating over 40 languages in real-time.
Although it is a new advancement, it surely is something very interesting. We all know languages can be a major hindrance to communications. Even though giant strides have been made over the years to lessen the communication gaps through various translation tools, challenges remain. That is why Danny Manu’s wireless earbuds that auto-translate 40 languages are revolutionary. Just imagine being able to converse effortlessly with Chinese, even though you have never learned a word of Mandarin in your entire life!
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Click by Mymanu
Click enable users to converse efficiently in nearly forty languages. It also allows them to call, text, and read notifications from their devices. MyManu, the company that makes Click uses its unique operating system to make all these possible. Moreover, its’ OS even makes text-to-speech and speech-to-text possible. Users could communicate with nearly two billion people around the world. In addition, they do not need to have a connection to the internet before they can use the device.
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Instead, the wireless Bluetooth earbuds can sync with smartphones. In the end, enabling the earbuds to learn the language spoken whilst providing instant translations to the person listening. The latest invention has become a hit in markets across Europe, U.S., and Asia.
Danny Manu relied on scant financial support to bring this invention to life. He is an engineer who was born in the United Kingdom to Ghanaian parents. Completed his studies at Oxford Brookes University. He had also previously worked at Quanta Networks Inc. and MEDYBIRD before establishing MyManu in 2014. He has a background in music and earth. Moreover, he was recently recognized by Google for his contributions to science, arts, and culture.
