Digital accessibility for the deaf community in Brazil
In world are more of 300 millions of hearing impaired people, in Brazil are 9,7 million people living with this deficiency.
Here, in Brazil, the deaf community get communicate using your sign language called Libras, recognized today as the second official language of country. Part of this community just get communicate using Libras and does not understand well Portuguese. The major content in sites of Brazil are writing in Portuguese and they are not accessibility for deafs. To solve this problem Hand Talk created a 3D interpreter called Hugo, he can translate the text content of sites to Libras.
Today, the Hand Talk takes accessibility via mobile app with your translate tool, from Portuguese to Libras, and via your sites plugin.
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Digital Accessibility for the Deaf Community in Brazil
In the world are more than 300 million hearing impaired people, and in Brazil there are 9.7 million people living with this deficiency.Here in Brazil, the deaf community communicates using their sign language called Libras, recognized today as the second official language of the country. Part of this community just communicates using Libras and does not understand Portuguese well. The major content in sites of Brazil are written in Portuguese and they are not accessible for the deaf. To solve this problem, Hand Talk created a 3D interpreter called Hugo, it can translate the text content of sites to Libras.
Today, Hand Talk offers accessibility via a mobile app with their translate tool, from Portuguese to Libras, and via their site's plugin.
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Digital accessibility for the deaf community in Brazil
In world there are more than 300 millions hearing impaired people. In Brazil there are 9,7 million people living with this deficiency.Here, in Brazil, the deaf community gets to communicate using your sign language called Libras, recognized today as the second official language of the country. Part of this community just gets to communicate using Libras and does not understand Portuguese well. The major contents in Brazilian sites are written in Portuguese and they are not accessible for deafs. To solve this problem Hand Talk created a 3D interpreter called Hugo, It can translate the text content of sites to Libras.
Today, the Hand Talk takes accessibility via mobile app with a translating tool, from Portuguese to Libras, and via sites plugin.
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