Should you be interested, the Sign Language Translation Glove is currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign. Assuming everything works out, a pledge of €595 (about US$704) will get you one ...

Two undergraduate students at the University of Washington have created a pair of smart gloves that can translate American Sign Language (ASL) automatically into text or speech. Designed to help ...

American Sign Language happens to be the sixth most-used language in the US and yet there are few options when it comes to bridging the communication gap between those who understand the language ...

Between 100,000 and 1 million people are estimated to use American Sign Language in the United States. The glove does not translate British Sign Language, the other dominant sign language in the ...

Apps like Google Translate help us to express ... the same concept and applied it to American Sign Language. INSKEEP: They've designed a glove, which looks like a typical gardening glove except ...

A team from the University of California San Diego built an electronic glove that can detect signs used in American Sign Language and translate those signs into English. Their glove uses ...

The gloves were invented as part of the Lemelson ... contact lenses,” said Pryor in a press release. While other sign language translation devices exist on the market, practical products are ...

Our gloves are lightweight ... In 2014, the team behind the Automatic Sign Language Translator (ASLT) said its early stage technology could be economical enough for mass production and for ...

Currently the subject of a Kickstarter campaign, the Sign Language Translation Glove is exactly what its name suggests — a glove that can translate sign language. Developed by Wulala Technology ...

Researchers at UCLA have developed an inexpensive, high-tech glove that can translate sign language into written and spoken words on a smartphone (via Fast Company). The system works in real time ...

One particularly clunky subspecies of the universal language translator has a rather dismal history: the sign-language glove, which purports to translate sign language in real time to text or ...