Orion Labs, Inc.

Gregory Albrecht

Ellen Juhlin

Jesse Robbins

Dan Phung

Justin Black

The present disclosure is directed to systems, methods and devices for providing real-time translation for group communications. A speech input may be received from a first group communication device associated with a first language. One or more groups to distribute the speech input may be determined, wherein each of the one or more groups comprises at least one group communication device associated with a language that is different than the first language. The received speech input may be translated into a corresponding language for each of the one or more groups, and the translated speech may be sent to each group communication device of the one or more groups in a language corresponding to each of the one or more groups.

Translational bot for group communication

A group communication service receives user node communications from and distributes user node communications to members of a communication group. The communication group members comprise a plurality of user nodes. The group communication service then receives an audio transcription request from one or more of the plurality of user nodes. In response to receiving the request, group communication service launches a bot node member of the communication group configured to deliver transcribed content messages to one or more destination services. The group communication system then receives an audio content message from one or more of the plurality of user nodes and delivers a transcribed content message of the audio content message to the one or more destination services over the bot node member of the communication group.

Transcription bot for group communications

A group communication service establishes a communication group comprising a plurality of user nodes configured to receive and transmit user node communications between group communication members over a wireless network. A Family Radio Service (FRS) channel configuration is embedded into each of the plurality of user nodes within the communication group which identifies a designated FRS channel to exchange user node communications. The group communication service detects a trigger to activate an FRS mode and transfers an instruction to each of the plurality of user nodes to identify the FRS channel for the user node communications based on the FRS channel configuration. In response to transferring the instruction to each of the plurality of user nodes, the group communication service receives user node communications from and distributes user node communications to members of the communication group over the designated FRS channel.

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Gregory Albrecht