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App For Conversing In Meetings Or Groups

A new app, Transcence, is intended to give deaf people access to spoken dialogue among friends or colleagues who don’t know sign language, without using an interpreter.

Read: A Smartphone-Based App That Lets You Converse With Deaf People

Caption Everything LogoPotential users wanting to test the app can register their interest at the Transcence website for when it exits private beta tests after its current Indiegogo campaign to raise capital.

Transcence is distinct as a smartphone-based app that transcribes multiple speakers’ dialogue in real-time, whereas other market players leverage Google Glass, like RogerVoice and Captions.

 

Oct 14, 2014Caroline Carswell

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Comments: 6
  1. Sound Advice
    10 years ago

    Transcence Software turns smartphone into a real time speech translator

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2794087/the-app-lets-deaf-people-hear-software-turns-smartphone-real-time-speech-translator.html

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  2. Sound Advice
    10 years ago

    New app lets deaf people ‘hear’ group conversations http://rt.com/news/197332-app-lets-people-hear/

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  3. Sound Advice
    10 years ago

    Can You Hear Me Now? Transcense App Gives Deaf People New Chance At ‘Hearing’
    http://www.medicaldaily.com/can-you-hear-me-now-transcense-app-gives-deaf-new-chance-hearing-307484

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  4. Sound Advice
    10 years ago

    The Transcense mobile app is the first real-time captioning (speech to text) technology designed for smartphones and group conversations or meetings between deaf and hearing people.
    http://engineering.berkeley.edu/2015/01/breaking-sound-barrier-deaf-communication

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  5. Sound Advice
    10 years ago

    How One Startup Figured Out What Could Really Help Deaf People http://www.forbes.com/sites/steveblank/2015/04/30/can-you-hear-me-now/

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  6. Sound Advice
    9 years ago

    Transcense is beta-testing a mobile solution called Ava that helps people with hearing disabilities by tracking conversations in the surrounding area and translating the sound into text for mobile and tablet use in real time.
    http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_28546040/bay-area-tech-innovators-honored-helping-disabled

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