Zoundream is advertised as the "world's first translator of newborn cries." It makes use of all the latest buzzwords: "Internet of things," "Big data," and "Artificial intelligence" to decipher what your squawking infant is trying to tell you: "I'm hungry," "I need to burp," "I'm uncomfortable," "I'm so sleepy," or "I've stomach pain."
From the website:
How does it works
Parents just need to keep Baby Translator nearby their baby
Baby Translator automatically detects baby cries, filtering any other sound
Whenever a cry is recognised, Baby Translator analyzes it in a few seconds
The cry is translated, and the feedback is shown on device screen
I think they are serious.
