Ace ASL, the first sign language app using AI to provide live feedback on your signs, is now available for Android. Ace ASL from SignAll uses your phone’s camera to recognize and assess your American Sign Language (ASL) signs in real time.
SignAll Technologies signed a contract with the Fortune500 company to install SignAll’s ASL learning technology at one of Boeing’s sites. Within its framework, SignAll Technologies provides its SignAll Learn Lab to complement ASL classes which are offered to Boeing employees.
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Thanks to AI technology, used for automated translation between ASL and English, we can offer an application that elevates the experience of learning sign language. Learn more from the article
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Why a hearing person could wish to be Deaf? This contemplation of CEO SignAll Technologies answers the question
With all the efforts invested, workplace accessibility for the deaf remains a problem in the US. – An interview with Sean Gerlis, a certified Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator for the Board of Elections in the City of New York; advises on business development with SignAll; owns and operates SILAN Communications
SignAll was featured in The Economist. We were interviewed together with Microsoft and two multinational academic consortiums. Zsolt Robotka shared SignAll's developments, one of which is a gloveless solution for automated real-time Sign Language translation.
My name is David Retek. I supervise all technological processes of creating the first-in-the-world automated sign language translation system. It translates from American Sign Language (ASL) to English. In this article, I will tell you why we refused to use open-source sign language (SL) databases and created our own. Also, I will offer a sneak peek into how we do it and why it is unique (spoiler alert – it’s because of the way we collect non-manuals and annotate data).
New and exciting update. Learn ASL and test your progress at SignAll Online! Learning sign language is even more exciting now
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.
On November 9th, Jesada Pua, ASL consultant at SignAll Technologies, presented one of SignAll’s products – SignAll Learn Lab - to educators in Ohio, hosting an online webinar through the Ohio ASLTA chapter.
In a report, published a few weeks ago, research on the size and score of the disability market revealed an unimaginable number. 1,85 billion of Earth population are people with disabilities (PWD). Researchers compare the population of PWD to the Chinese. If to include their families and friends – consumers who make purchasing decisions with emotional connection to PWD - they control 13 trillion US dollar disposable income. In light of this, it is obvious that accessible companies win the market.
Learning languages is one of the best ways to explore new cultures and connect to its people. It also prevents our brain from degrading, which is why doctors advise this as the best exercise to prevent Alzheimer’s (through memory training). How to keep learning them safely?
Melmira about our AI-based solution SignAll Learn Lab. Our expert openly addressed the uneasiness that many ASL teachers have when they learn about the SignAll ASL Learn system - will the AI steal their jobs? Watch the video to get the answer!
From September 16, SignAll’s ASL video library, SignAll Classroom, will be replaced by SignAll Online. The major difference is that it is now available for anyone who wants to learn ASL. Additionally, SignAll Online will include new features and functionality to be rolled out over the coming weeks.
We discussed whether representation of the deaf culture in media is rather harmful or advantageous for the Deaf community.
For ASL learners who feel shy or awkward to speak up in public, interaction with the SignAll Learn Lab is a stressless way to practice.SignAll system offers not only well-thought units, but also games and perception practice. When the workstation identifies a students' signing, they get this reassuring feeling “Cool! I know this! I know this!”
On July 3, 2020, all members of the Hungarian parliament voted to adopt changes to the current law regarding sign language for deaf Hungarians. This is a huge milestone in the 110+ years fight for change - an achievement secured through negotiations, pressure, and lobbying by the Hungarian Association of the Deaf and HoH.
A discussion about transparent medical masks which are friendly for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing has been trending in the mainstream media lately. While the reasons are self-evident for the Deaf community, my hearing friends keep asking me, “Why is that a big deal?” The majority of articles do not offer such arguments, so I want to cover that gap then.
An interview with the first SignAll technology user in honor of GAAD
The first three days brought more than 200 users to SignAll Learn Online - an ASL video library, which was launched in response to the increase in remote schooling. So much interest proves there is a high demand for relevant and reliable online teaching tools.
