Talksign published a research piece exploring real-time, bidirectional communication between speech and sign language, with research led by CTO Kazi.
Public source
Publisher name
Public post
One thing I’ve come to believe while building Talksign is that accessibility shouldn’t stop at helping someone receive information. It should help them participate in th…
Company
Talksign
A world where no one is left out of conversations is possible.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Talksign
Talksign is accelerating inclusive communication, enabling Deaf and hearing people to talk, understand, and connect with each other in real-time. Our models transform speech into sign language and vice versa, with semantic accuracy, context, and emotion, across multiple devices. Our mission is simple: to make spoken communication accessible and inclusive to everyone, everywhere. We believe that accessibility is not a privilege, but a human right. We believe that technology should bridge differences, and we are committed to empowering the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community through intelligent, human-centered technology that makes every conversation visually accessible.
See moreLatest activity
Latest activity from Talksign
5 signals
Presence & Recognition
Talksign employee Edidiong Ekong was nominated to speak at the Product Management Festival in Zürich on 27 November 2026.
Products & Services
Talksign is building real-time bidirectional communication between speech and sign language across smart glasses, mobile and desktop devices, and third-party applications using the Talksign Marketplace.
Research & Knowledge
Talksign CTO Kazi led research behind Speak2Sign3D, a multi-modal pipeline for converting spoken English into 3D American Sign Language animation.
Discover more
Similar signals
Similar public activity from other companies.
Research & Knowledge
CLERC
CLERC collected 24 answers from the 50-sign demo with 58.3% of users clicking “correct”
Research & Knowledge
National Deaf Children's Society
National Deaf Children's Society published details of a groundbreaking project exploring the future of British Sign Language and AI.
Research & Knowledge
Verbit.ai
Verbit.ai CTO Simon Rapoport wrote about why the company optimizes for answers that hold up in a courtroom
Research & Knowledge
AbilityNet
AbilityNet's Head of Digital Inclusion, Robin Christopherson MBE, published an article in his AI series examining how AI agents can act for users rather than just assist them.
Research & Knowledge
Cisco