Sign language communication over low bandwidth mobile phone networks

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For obvious reasons, texting and email is a preferred method of communication for many deaf and hard of hearing mobile phone users. But as convenient as texting can be, it isn’t always the most reliable form of communication – messages can take a while to arrive and short messages can easily be misinterpreted. To address this problem University of Washington (UW) engineers are developing the first device able to transmit American Sign Language (ASL) over U.S. cellular networks. .. Continue Reading Sign language communication over low bandwidth mobile phone networks

Tags: ASL, Mobile Phone, University of Washington, Video, Video Conferencing

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