Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 could include real-time translation, better audio performance and monitoring health data and could reshape what we expect from smart wearables.

AirPods Pro 3 are set to be unveiled by Apple and according to sources, they come with one highlight feature, built-in translation software. Apple’s recent updates contain clues that indicate a new, more powerful pair of AirPods are coming.

While the previous version offers great sound and noise cancellation, the new third-generation is probably going to make an upgrade by using a faster H3 chip, a new case design and support for USB-C charging. However, the biggest attention is given to the idea of developing real-time translation software.

It is reported that Apple could add Translate to the earbuds, so users can hear translations of other languages coming into their ears. Should this software become available, it would mean a major advance in wearable tech, especially for those who travel a lot or speak multiple languages.

The product is expected to offer health-related features like measuring your heart rate and taking your temperature inside your ear, as seen in Apple’s sports bands.

It seems Apple is putting its hope on brighter and more interactive devices. AirPods Pro 3 might revolutionize how we communicate while we are out and about with its new translation technology. In addition, developments in AI are expected to make earbuds perform multiple roles such as being a translator, consultant for health and assistant.

Apple could unveil the product during the next Worldwide Developers Conference. Until the official news arrives, both fans and tech-watchers will keep listening out for extra comments, hoping they are translated in real-time.