Samaeati-hajj-special needs
OwnerHamed Saigh BUDORinventor
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“Samaeati” (for Hajj and Umrah pilgrims, tourists, and businesspeople) is a neck-worn headset that provides instant real-time translation without the need to connect to a smartphone, using AI for all languages. It includes a GPS system to track the numbers of pilgrims and ensure that everyone is in their authorized area during rituals or within the service provider's region. The device is lightweight and comfortable for extended use, made from sweat-resistant, eco-friendly, and recyclable materials. It can measure temperature, pressure, and heart rate to protect against heatstroke. Solar panels are included for battery recharging without the need for a wall outlet during rituals. There's a directed speaker for ear-level sound delivery even when not worn inside the ear for emergency situations. It also features reverse translation through an integrated mic in the expandable and magnetically secured body. The inner earphone is expandable and can be secured using magnets.
The headset is placed around the neck. Upon pressing the power button, the GPS system is activated, allowing the operating company to monitor and confine all users within their permitted area. The AI system becomes ready to recognize all languages for instant real-time translation. As soon as the microphone is detached from its magnetic holder, it is ready to receive, and process sounds and convert them into the user's language. The sound can be heard either through the inner earpieces or via the ear-directed speaker if the inner earpieces are not in use, particularly for emergency alerts. The battery lasts throughout the performance of the rituals and can be recharged using solar panels or electricity. There are sensors to measure temperature and heart rate to prevent heatstroke and high blood pressure and to enable early intervention by relevant authorities.
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