We are developing a Sign to Text to Speech system using motion capture technology and will be spending the summer of 2013 under RIT's Saunder's business program to bring our idea to reality.
Location: United States, New York, Rochester
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2012
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 6
| Date | Title | Description |
| 04.12.2015 | New device gives voice to the deaf by translating sign language to speech in real time | Over the past couple of decades, the world has evolved in a way that favors the hearing impaired, believe it or not. Whereas telephone calls had once been the preferred means of long-distance communication, text-based messaging and email ha... |
| 08.05.2015 | Who The Smartphone Revolution Left Behind | Oded Ben Dov Contributor Editor’s note: Oded Ben Dov is the co-founder and CEO of Sesame Enable, the world’s first completely touch-free smartphone, created for the disabled by the disabled. How many of us have been tempted to chuck our sma... |
| 23.10.2014 | Here’s A Sneak Peek At MotionSavvy’s UNI Sign Language Interpretation Device | MotionSavvy, the San Francisco startup working on tech to help the deaf communicate, has launched an Indiegogo campaign to commercialize its first product, UNI. The UNI app works with Leap Motion technology to translate each sign from Ameri... |
| 21.10.2014 | Meet the $800 Windows tablet designed to interpret for deaf people | Cyrus Farivar reader comments 39 with 27 posters participating Share this story Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Reddit SAN FRANCISCO—“My… name… is… Ryan…” In a world where most electric devices can talk and an increasing amount ... |
| 06.06.2014 | MotionSavvy Is A Tablet App That Understands Sign Language | There are plenty of things to take for granted in this life, and the ability to hear is one that most of the population does. But not the team at MotionSavvy. MotionSavvy, which emerged from the Leap Motion accelerator AXLR8R, is building a... |
| - | New device gives voice to the deaf by translating sign language to speech in real time | Over the past couple of decades, the world has evolved in a way that favors the hearing impaired, believe it or not. Whereas telephone calls had once been the preferred means of long-distance communication, text-based messaging and email ha... |