Mobile technology and interspecies interpretation software of the future
Did you know that thanks to DARPA’s feats of military technology, there are now computers the size of a PDA, which can translate any language into any other language or dialect in real time? These were used in Iraq by troops and soldiers guarding the border to talk to the locals. It also prevented miscommunication and other problems. In essence, it saves lives and helps soldiers do a better job. Similar software and technology are also used in diplomacy. And it’s being used by police officers in inner cities where immigrants speak many different languages.
Now let’s fast forward to see what this technology could do in the future. What if we could use it to talk to animals? We know that dolphins have their own language, and many species use various sounds to tell me various things. Could we use this technology to talk to our dogs, dolphins, chimpanzees, and other animals? The answer is most likely yes.
Now let’s add the technology that is used for people using sign language so they can send email. The software system recognizes the movement of the hands and then writes it to the computer. In this way, people who use sign language can send emails without using a video or typing their words.
So that means we can interpret and understand the language of animals by their body language, and then communicate with them in the same way with the body language of an image on the screen. Someday soon we will be able to talk to animals using mobile technology devices. Please consider this.
