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Everyday communication
Reduce reliance on typing and improvised workarounds during fast, face-to-face interaction.
INCORPORATED IN INDIA · ANDROID-FIRST
Conversations without barriers.
SignBridge AI is building multilingual, mobile-first assistive communication technology for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing communities — connecting sign, meaning, text and speech in one accessible conversation layer.
The innovation
From gesture recognition to a reusable conversation platform.
SignBridge is being engineered beyond a single-sign demo. Its architecture separates perception, meaning and language output so recognition models and language capabilities can evolve without rebuilding the whole experience.
01 · CaptureCamera or microphone input
02 · PerceiveVisual sign and speech processing
03 · UnderstandIntent and language-independent meaning
04 · RespondAccessible text, speech and captions
Initial sign-language targets: ISL and ASL. The roadmap extends to additional sign languages and spoken/written languages as they are validated.
Why it matters
Accessibility that adapts to people.
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Inclusive institutions
Designed to grow into schools, workplaces, NGOs, public services and other real-world accessibility settings.
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Safety-aware design
An optional Help Gesture workflow is part of the product direction, with delivery dependent on permissions, connectivity and configured channels.
Research → product → scale
Built for validation today and broader communication tomorrow.
Research foundation
Earlier SignBridge research used a custom 5,000-image prototype dataset across 10 ASL gesture classes and achieved 98.07% controlled classification accuracy. Production performance will be re-validated.
Product roadmap
Android-first launch, ISL + ASL support, multilingual text/speech adapters, organization deployments, live captions and future supported calling contexts including Google Meet where platform integration permits.
Individuals
Accessible core communication with configurable Free and Plus plans.
Institutions
Future organization plans, licensing, pilots and deployment support.
Partners
Seeking pilots, grants, compute/infrastructure support and accessibility-focused mentorship.