Understanding without words
Translation of speech, text and photos into sign languages RSL, ASL and TİD
We have created a neural network service that will help people with hearing and voice impairments understand voices, read text from images and conduct a dialogue with artificial intelligence – all this is translated into gestures in the languages ASL (English), TİD (Turkish) and RSL (Russian).
This is the first step towards truly accessible and equal digital communication.
Application capabilities
All in one
Voice, text, photos and even chat with AI are converted into gestures.
Sign language support
ASL (English), TİD (Turkish) and RZH (Russian).
Intuitive interface
Simple and accessible to all users.
Developing with native speakers
Gestures are displayed correctly and clearly.
FAQ
How does the Voice → Gestures feature work?
The system recognizes speech, converts it into text, and then translates it into sign language. Depending on the selected language — RSL (Russian), ASL (American), or TİD (Turkish) — a video appears on the screen with a live performer demonstrating the appropriate gestures.
What sign languages are supported?
Currently available:
- 🇷🇺 Russian Sign Language (RSL)
- 🇺🇸 American Sign Language (ASL)
- 🇹🇷 Turkish Sign Language (TİD)
You can select the desired language in the settings.
How accurate is speech recognition?
The service is still in test mode, so accuracy may vary. Simple phrases spoken clearly and without background noise are best perceived.
How does "Photo Text → Gestures" work?
The system recognizes text from a photograph (OCR), translates it into the selected sign language and demonstrates gestures using video clips with live native speakers.
What images are suitable for uploading?
The best are clear photos with printed text (e.g. ads, menus, book pages). Handwritten text is not supported yet.
What is "Chat with GPT → Gestures"?
You communicate with the AI (powered by GPT), and its responses are translated into sign language and displayed using video gestures. This is convenient for those who prefer visual perception.