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Translates spoken language into sign language in real time across glasses, mobile, and desktop; still pre-launch.
Talksign is building real-time speech-to-sign-language translation across more than 15 sign languages, targeting smart glasses, mobile apps, desktop software, a Chrome extension, and a live-captioning product for webinars. The pitch is on-device processing with offline capability, positioned for accessible communication between deaf and hearing people without a human interpreter present. As of this research the product is not generally available: the site only offers to join an early-access list or book a demo, with no pricing published. The company, Talksign, Inc., is based in London, UK, and also offers an API for developers wanting to embed the translation directly into their own software.
Not generally available; access is limited to an early-access list or a sales demo, with no pricing published.
Use tool ↗An ambitious accessibility product covering a real gap in real-time speech-to-sign-language translation across many devices, but it can't be evaluated as a working tool yet since it's still gated behind early access and demo requests. Worth watching rather than adopting today.
Watch out: This is a pre-launch product; claims about smart-glasses support and offline on-device translation have not shipped publicly and could not be independently verified.
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