An AI Platform for Teaching American Sign Language (ASL) Helps Breaking Down Communication Barriers
Nvidia unveiled an AI platform for teaching American Sign Language (ASL), the third most prevalent language in the country after English and Spanish. The goal is to break down communication barriers between the deaf and hearing communities. In the U.S., around 11 million people are deaf or have significant hearing loss.
Max to Debut THE LAST OF US With American Sign Language (ASL)
“With ASL” titles, including THE LAST OF US, will be displayed on the Max app along with key art featuring the sign language symbol. The Max platform also offers features such as audio descriptions, closed captions, screen reader compatibility, magnification, keyboard navigation, and color contrast to ensure an accessible streaming experience.
Duolingo users that want to master ASL are out of luck, but there are similar options out there that can also be accessed from a smart phone.
Michael Do and Hieu Tran developed an app, called “Signify.” It uses artificial intelligence to recognize ASL hand patterns ...
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The Signs platform is creating a validated dataset for sign language learners and developers of ASL-based AI applications. It so happens that American Sign Language is the third most prevalent ...
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