For so long, we have been eager to utilize ASL and English bilingualism through hologram technology, which allows us to fully express ourselves in ASL, a spatial language.” Pioneering the Future of Accessibility In addition to its current applications, Proto is developing new accessibility-driven features, including: - Horizontal Displays: Designed to optimize sign language communication, allowing multiple signers to appear simultaneously with more expressive space.- Live Captioning: A groundbreaking feature that will enable real-time captions on all live holographic projections, ensuring seamless accessibility for all users.- SignLLM AI Integration: A pioneering AI system that interprets and generates sign language gestures, allowing for fully interactive sign language communication with Proto’s AI holograms.
The conference takes place at the Anaheim Marriott and runs from March 10th to 14th. "Real Time Spatial Communication for The Deaf” will be presented by Proto Hologram’s Brittany Barry on Thursday, March 13th at 11:20 AM Brittany Barry, who serves in Proto’s Business Development department with an emphasis on events and special projects, uses ASL to communicate daily and will deliver a compelling presentation on how Proto’s technology is bridging communication gaps, enhancing expression and improving experiences in public spaces with AI Hologram concierges. "Deaf individuals often experience isolation due to communication barriers.
The original spatial compute company will demonstrate how it gives remote sign language communications more depth and expressionLos Angles, CA, March 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Proto Inc., original hologram and spatial compute platform, will present at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, explaining why its 3D platform makes for richer interactions using ASL and other sign languages – and can improve experiences for the Deaf and hard of hearing in all kinds of public situations.
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