A new smartphone-transcription service, devised in Germany by two social entrepreneurs, enables deaf and hard-of-hearing people to communicate without sign language or live interpreters.
Read: Creating Life With Subtitles
The live-subtitling system will use voice-to-text solutions to create voice-maps to transcribe dialogue in classrooms, schools and doctors’ offices.
Further Reading
- Disability Law News Journal: Deaf Children and Inclusive Education
- Captioning: A Lifeline At Conferences and Seminars
- Australia’s Deaf Kids Get Captions In Classrooms
