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- The AI headset offers real-time translation and AI-generated voice cloning
- Given the design, I expect it to be shared as part of the Think family
- It could be paired with Lenovo’s AI-driven action assistant
At CES 2025, Lenovo shown AI-powered headset prototype that hopes to elevate language skills for workers everywhere.
The standout feature is the headset’s ability to provide real-time translation, allowing users to interact in different languages.
The prototype also introduced a new feature called AI-generated voice cloning, which allows the headset to mimic a user’s voice accurately.
Advanced health features and Action Assistant
The concept also incorporates advanced health monitoring features through Lenovo Virtual Care, which combines biometric tracking with an AI-powered virtual assistant for personalized wellness insights.
These headphones could also integrate with Lenovo’s Action Assistant, a task automation concept also unveiled CES 2025.
Powered by a large action model (LAM), Action Assistant can understand natural language instructions to execute complex workflows.
From the concept image, Lenovo’s AI headset integrates seven key ports and buttons – including volume – on one ear.
Adjacent to it is a multifunction button, probably designed to play or pause media, answer calls, or activate a voice assistant.
The concept also has a foldable microphone arm which can swing in any direction for clear audio capture.
A USB-C port should support fast charging and potentially wired connection. There is also a dedicated power button as well as a speaker grill that features a perforated design.
Finally, the design of the AI headset is rounded off by a padded and adjustable headband that is generally used to provide comfort during extended wear.
It’s worth repeating that Lenovo’s AI headset is just a prototype; and indicate that a significant number of prototypes never reach commercial availability.
