2022 DeafNation World Expo

October 12, 2022
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DeafNation held its fourth World Expo in Las Vegas this summer. The event brings to together thousands from the deaf community. Attendees experienced an action-packed week of exhibitions, sessions, entertainment, sporting activities, presentations, and networking, making it one of the most memorable events we’ve ever attended. OmniBridge™ was a sponsor and set up a booth at the event. It was a amazing event, and we were so excited to show off a sneak peak of our translation technology!

See an interview between Joel Barish and Adam Munder, co-founder and general manager of OmniBridge.

For a great overview of our experiences at DeafNation 2022, be sure to check out this video:

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