Using advanced natural language processing and machine translation methodologies, visual input is converted into meaningful data for effective sign language recognition and translation.
SignAll is the only developer which successfully employs AI-driven technology for translating sign language into spoken language.
A compact modern workstation and ASL app for computers with advanced AI-driven tools for classrooms and businesses.
Use SignAll Online, an ASL app for web, for complete flexibility to practice sign language on your phone, tablet, or computer.
“The students love it! They have told me that it's helped their fingerspelling flow. Also, they mentioned that they didn't realize they were forming a letter incorrectly (ie: F for D) until they kept getting it wrong on the SignAII!”
The space and location used by the signer are part of the non-manual markers of sign language.
The shape, orientation, movement, and location of the hands are some of the key parameters of sign language.
Other non-manual markers include the eyes, mouth, brows, or head movements such as nodding or shaking.
SignAll offers solutions that allow Deaf and Hard of Hearing to communicate with other people spontaneously and effectively – anytime and anywhere.
SignAll can assist your organization in becoming more accessible to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. With SignAll, you are not just promoting sign language learning, but a larger commitment to ASL through technology for your employees, customers and community.
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In December, SignAll Learn Lab was launched in an office of Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions (DT-ITS). The system will be used for teaching American Sign Language (ASL) to employees in the company’s Budapest office. The 12-month contract includes a license to the ASL Learn software and is complemented by courses and training on ASL and Deaf culture. These courses are to be offered by Deaf team member of SignAll Technologies and Deaf rights advocate Jesada Pua.
A stand of the Deaf community on placing children in mainstream settings within education is mostly negative. Deaf students obviously have a set of very different needs than hearing counterparts. They need sign language, period. They often feel lost and left out in a big sea of hearing students. They often don’t feel proud to be “Deaf” because they are constantly being reminded that they are different than the rest of the students. For the sake of such students’ well-being, there has to be a balance between hearing and deaf educational settings.
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