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Deaf Nation held its fourth World Expo in Las Vegas this summer with OmniBridge as one of the sponsors. It was a amazing event, and we were so excited to show off a sneak peak of our translation technology!
We were excited to learn that Signapse is helping to make sign language accessible for anyone by using “synthetic signers” based on actual video footage of translators.
Even though recent advancements in AI technologies have enabled many exciting applications such as Face Recognition and Autonomous Driving, automated sign language recognition and translation have proven even more challenging. The OmniBridge team has been developing an AI-based solution that translates the real-time signing videos into English. With these advanced solutions, we are supporting a bi-directional communication for both Deaf and hearing user.
At OmniBridge, we believe that in couple of years from now nobody is going to worry about missing any interaction with another person due to unavailable interpreters. AI-based sign language translation is going to advance further, and all Deaf across the globe will have access to bi-directional communication anywhere, anytime.
We are now moving toward our Beta milestone. Beta is focused on adding more vocabulary, improving recognition and the addition of fingerspelling. Additionally, we are fine tuning our user interface and adding mitigation for lighting and backgrounds greatly improving our ability to operate in dynamic environments. We are super excited by our results so far!
OmniBridge uses cutting-edge AI translation to create bi-directional communication between ASL and English. Simply sign or speak, and you will be understood in your own language.
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