Question: I need a solution that can help bridge the communication gap between deaf and hard of hearing individuals and those who are hearing in a variety of settings.

Ava is a live captioning and transcription technology that's designed to offer round-the-clock communication access in videoconferences and in-person meetings. It uses AI technology in combination with human captioners to produce captions in real time, and it works on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. Ava has different pricing tiers for different needs, and it's a good option for education, health care and retail, as well as for ensuring ADA compliance.

Another good option is Sign AI, an AI-powered virtual sign language interpreter that offers two-way real-time communication. It offers a 24/7 virtual interpreter that works on computers, phones and big meeting tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Sign AI is designed to capture the nuance of signed and spoken language, helping to bring communication equity to the world and empowering the deaf and hard of hearing in all sorts of situations.

If you're looking for technology to make sign language more accessible in different situations, Signapse offers automatic sign language translation through a photo-realistic synthetic signer. It can offer automated sign language announcements, translate websites and translate video, using sophisticated AI technology to produce sign language videos that are both accurate and realistic. That can help improve accessibility and inclusion for Deaf customers in all sorts of situations.