A conversation can settle a delivery date, change an order, or assign a next step. Keeping the original wording beside its translation gives those details a reference after the exchange ends.
RayNeo iO supports face-to-face translation and saves the original and translated text side by side after the exchange. The live view helps two people understand each other; the bilingual record helps them return to the details when the conversation is over.
What each person sees during the conversation
RayNeo iO places the other person's translated speech on the glasses. The wearer's translated response appears on the paired phone, where the other participant can read it, and a play button turns that response into spoken translation.
One pair of glasses covers both sides of the exchange, so the conversation partner does not need a device of their own. Live translation is one of the everyday uses for smart glasses with a display.
Setup starts in the RayNeo AI app for iPhone or Android: the Glasses tab opens Live Captions, and its settings contain Translation and both speakers' language selections. The saved bilingual record and its sharing controls are part of the standard online Live Captions workflow. The RayNeo iO setup guide provides the installation route.
The saved record preserves two language views
After translation ends, the original and translated text are saved together. The conversation is presented as bubbles with speaker labels. Keeping the recognized speech and its translation next to each other lets the details be revisited instead of reconstructed from memory.
Review, summarize and share in Sessions
Sessions is the saved-record area of the RayNeo AI app. It provides controls to review the transcript, generate a summary, and share the conversation record. The original and translated text remain together, giving a follow-up email more to work with than the brief live view.
The wearer can open the bilingual record while writing a follow-up message, or use the session's sharing control to pass the record on, keeping to local rules and the participants' agreement. The summary gives the quick overview, and the transcript holds the detail behind it.
For example, a discussion might mention a sample shipment and then revise its destination. Reading the nearby turns in the record keeps that later change in the follow-up.
Live Captions and Voice Memo serve different tasks
Live Captions serves the ongoing bilingual exchange and saves it as text. Voice Memo is the separate tool for recording a meeting, with its own pickup modes, transcription, and AI summaries.
Questions about saved bilingual conversations
Can the other person use the translation without wearing glasses?
The conversation partner reads the wearer's translated reply on the phone, or hears it through phone voice playback. The wearer reads the other person's translated speech through iO.
What does a translation session save?
A translation session saves the original and translated text side by side as speaker-labeled bubbles, ready to review, summarize, or share in Sessions.
How does a summary help with follow-up?
The summary condenses the exchange into its main points, and the full bilingual text sits right beside it in Sessions for any detail the follow-up needs.
The practical benefit is continuity: the conversation stays visible while it happens, and its two language versions remain available for thoughtful follow-up afterward.
A conversation can settle a delivery date, change an order, or assign a next step. Keeping the original wording beside its translation gives those details a reference after the exchange ends.
RayNeo iO supports face-to-face translation and saves the original and translated text side by side after the exchange. The live view helps two people understand each other; the bilingual record helps them return to the details when the conversation is over.
What each person sees during the conversation
RayNeo iO places the other person's translated speech on the glasses. The wearer's translated response appears on the paired phone, where the other participant can read it, and a play button turns that response into spoken translation.
One pair of glasses covers both sides of the exchange, so the conversation partner does not need a device of their own. Live translation is one of the everyday uses for smart glasses with a display.
Setup starts in the RayNeo AI app for iPhone or Android: the Glasses tab opens Live Captions, and its settings contain Translation and both speakers' language selections. The saved bilingual record and its sharing controls are part of the standard online Live Captions workflow. The RayNeo iO setup guide provides the installation route.
The saved record preserves two language views
After translation ends, the original and translated text are saved together. The conversation is presented as bubbles with speaker labels. Keeping the recognized speech and its translation next to each other lets the details be revisited instead of reconstructed from memory.
Review, summarize and share in Sessions
Sessions is the saved-record area of the RayNeo AI app. It provides controls to review the transcript, generate a summary, and share the conversation record. The original and translated text remain together, giving a follow-up email more to work with than the brief live view.
The wearer can open the bilingual record while writing a follow-up message, or use the session's sharing control to pass the record on, keeping to local rules and the participants' agreement. The summary gives the quick overview, and the transcript holds the detail behind it.
For example, a discussion might mention a sample shipment and then revise its destination. Reading the nearby turns in the record keeps that later change in the follow-up.
Live Captions and Voice Memo serve different tasks
Live Captions serves the ongoing bilingual exchange and saves it as text. Voice Memo is the separate tool for recording a meeting, with its own pickup modes, transcription, and AI summaries.
Questions about saved bilingual conversations
Can the other person use the translation without wearing glasses?
The conversation partner reads the wearer's translated reply on the phone, or hears it through phone voice playback. The wearer reads the other person's translated speech through iO.
What does a translation session save?
A translation session saves the original and translated text side by side as speaker-labeled bubbles, ready to review, summarize, or share in Sessions.
How does a summary help with follow-up?
The summary condenses the exchange into its main points, and the full bilingual text sits right beside it in Sessions for any detail the follow-up needs.
The practical benefit is continuity: the conversation stays visible while it happens, and its two language versions remain available for thoughtful follow-up afterward.
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