Hand Talk

Hand Talk is a very useful tool designed to facilitate communication between deaf and hearing people through automatic translation of text and speech into sign language. The application uses an animated character named Hugo, who interprets and reproduces sign language words clearly and accurately. This tool is essential to break down communication barriers and promote inclusion and accessibility for deaf people.

The Hand Talk interface is intuitive and easy to use, allowing users to add text or use the speech recognition feature to have Hugo translate it into sign language in real time. The application supports multiple languages, including Brazilian Sign Language (LIBRAS), American Sign Language (ASL) and Mexican Sign Language (LSM), extending its reach and usefulness internationally. In addition, Hand Talk offers a sign dictionary that users can consult to learn specific words and phrases in different sign languages.

Hand Talk not only functions as a real-time translator, but also focuses on sign language education and learning. The app includes lessons and educational content to teach users the basics of sign language and improve their communication skills with deaf people. Through interactive exercises, videos and examples, users can learn and practice signing in a fun and effective way, allowing them to develop their skills and gain confidence in communicating with deaf people.

Hand Talk aims to promote inclusion and equal opportunities for deaf people in society. The application is a valuable resource for deaf people, their families, friends, colleagues and anyone interested in learning and using sign language. By facilitating communication between deaf and hearing people, Hand Talk helps to break down the barriers and minimize the challenges faced by deaf people in their daily lives and fosters a greater understanding and appreciation of diversity and cultural differences.