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Signapse offers an innovative AI-driven solution focused on breaking communication barriers with its automatic sign language translator, powered by photo-realistic synthetic signers.

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How Signapse can help you:

Transforms text and audio into sign language in real-time, providing accessibility for Deaf individuals.
Enhances public announcements in spaces like airports and train stations with sign language translation.
Improves website accessibility by translating written content into sign language.
Increases the reach of video content by adding automatic signed translations, making them accessible to the Deaf community.

Why choose Signapse: Key features

Photo-realistic synthetic signers for natural and accurate translations.
Supports both BSL & ASL, catering to a broader audience.
Collaborations with leading organizations to ensure high-quality and reliable translations.
Committed to social good by improving accessibility and communication for Deaf individuals.

Who should choose Signapse:

Organizations looking to make their content accessible to Deaf individuals.
Public transportation authorities aiming to provide inclusive announcements.
Website owners who desire to increase their site's accessibility.
Content creators seeking to make their videos accessible to a larger audience.

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https://www.signapse.ai

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March 2024

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Website and app builder, Engineering, Predictive analysis, Natural language processing

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