Researchers at the George Institute of Technology have developed a clever use for Google's smart headset that provides a live, text transcription when someone speaks.
This could be a huge benefit not just for the hard of hearing, but for anyone attempting to have a chat in an incredibly noisy environment like a diner at lunchtime, or of course for anyone of any age and of any hearing level trying to watch a mumblecore film (at home obviously, as most cinema chains have been quick to outlaw smartglasses).
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