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In realtime. she is looking at me but realizes that she doesn t have to look at me, she can look through the glasses. reporter: inside the lenses of the new smart glasses, any speech is turned in to text in realtime with a live display of subtitles. now those who are deaf are offered a new way to engage and utilize other modern day technologies primarily accessible to only the hearing world. alexa, what is the weather forecast? right now it is 23 degrees celsius with mostly cloudy skies. reporter: the software was developed by the company xrai glass as the founder noticed his grandfather losing his hearing. it was like hang on, he watches itment v all the time with subtitles on, why can t we subtitle the world. reporter: the technology is ran through an app that ....
Communicate. they allow users to actually read conversations, kind of like watching a sub titled foreign film. cnn s michael holmes reports. can you see anything? reporter: diana martin is experiencing conversation like never before. this is a new way of being able to communicate. reporter: she s among the first to try new glass specially equipped with a technology that helps those who can t hear to see conversation in real time. she s like, she s naturally looking at me, but she realizes she doesn t have to look at me. she can look through the glasses the. reporter: inside the lenses of the new smart glasses, any speech is turned into speech in real time with a live display of sub titles. now those who are deaf are offered a new way to engage and access technologies primarily accessible only to the hearing ....
Her book, which is called can bears ski? by raymond antrobus, highlights the isolation faced by a deaf child in a hearing world. neuo. my name is rose and this is bear. bear and i are deaf, and we sign with our hands. well, teddy bear uses his paws! it s called sign language and we think it s really cool. maybe you can sign too. i will signing tonight s bedtime story, which is about a bear having a hard time understanding the world around him. that is absolutely going to work. it is going to work so well. find that is absolutely going to work. it is going to work so well. is going to work so well. and also, it is auoin is going to work so well. and also, it is going to is going to work so well. and also, it is going to encourage is going to work so well. and also, it is going to encourage so - is going to work so well. and also, it is going to encourage so many . it is going to encourage so many more people to learn to sign. rose was on strictly anyway. it is ....
Vice president of the royal college of surgeons of england, and a consultant ent surgeon. thank you forjoining us on bbc news today. i want to talk about your work as a surgeon first of all. in common with other health professionals, you have had to speak to patients and say we cannot do the work we have planned to do new, that must feel incredibly frustrating for you and them. good afternoon. frustrating for you and them. good afternoon- it frustrating for you and them. good afternoon. it is frustrating for you and them. good afternoon. it is terribly afternoon. it is terribly frustrating for the whole of the surgical team. frustrating for the whole of the surgicalteam. i undertake frustrating for the whole of the surgical team. i undertake ear surgery, and particularly cochlear implants which are electric devices we put into the inner ear of people with very poor hearing. in order to allow them to communicate and to return to a hearing world. we understand that because of covi ....
Thomas morgan reporting there. british sign language is a step closer to becoming a legally recognised language in england, after a bill proposing the changes was backed in the house of commons. the measures were included in a private member s bill which has the backing of strictly come dancing champion and eastenders actress rose ayling ellis. the bill was introduced by the labour backbencher rosie cooper. clearly, much of this is because of strictly. deaf people can do anything, my dad always said, even be impossible, such as winning strictly when you can t hear the music. that ten second claims she gave into the hearing world, she gave into the hearing world, she gave the hearing world into deafness when the music stopped was truly momentous. people became aware and ....