Overview
5% of the world’s population - more or less 360 million people - have disabling hearing loss, according to the World Health Organization. 

There are approximately 80 million Deaf people worldwide whose first language is sign language!

We contact the Deaf and the hearing in real time using video connections with sign language interpreters: 
- via web browser 
- via mobile app

How does the remote translator work?

A Deaf person presses the button “Translator of sign language” on the client’s website. Then a video connection starts between the Deaf person and a certified interpreter. At the same time our system initiates a call with our client firm. In this way the Deaf person can provide information and a description of the problem to our interpreter which can then be passed to an employee of our client company.

The introduction of a remote translator allows: 
- professional customer service without a need to employ or hire sign language interpreters. 
- you to expand your business by opening it to a new source of clients. 
- you to improve corporate social responsibility and build a positive brand image.

Sign language, like any other language, has its own systematized grammar and lexicon (phrases, expressions). This is a visual-spatial type of language deriving from natural gestures, signs, and facial expressions. This is a living language, which is still evolving and develops with the the progress of societies and civilisation.

Migam AI
Migam's project is a groundbreaking video-to-text and text-to-video sign language translation AI system, designed to connect the deaf and hearing communities.
This is simply high-accuracy, real-time translation.

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