AI interpreting, both directions

Sign it. Hear it. Say it. See it signed back.

Eldorax Plus translates sign language into live speech and text, and turns spoken replies into on-screen signs — so a deaf patient, customer or student can be understood anywhere, on the device already in the room.

A person signing to a tablet on a clinic reception desk while a staff member reads the translated text

Spoken aloud

“I have had a headache since yesterday morning.”

A patient walks in. Nobody has to wait for an interpreter.

The walkthrough is a clinic, but it works the same at a bank counter, a school office or a police front desk.

  1. 01

    Sign into the camera

    Hands, facial expression and posture are captured on a standard tablet or phone — nothing to wear, nothing to install.

  2. 02

    AI reads the signing

    Frames are interpreted in context and turned into a natural sentence, with a confidence score you can trust or challenge.

  3. 03

    It is spoken aloud

    The staff member hears clear speech and sees the same words on screen — no guessing, no writing notes back and forth.

  4. 04

    The reply comes back signed

    Speech is transcribed instantly and replayed as large text and a step-by-step sign guide, including fingerspelling.

Local dialects first

Nigerian Sign Language by default, with ASL, BSL and Ghanaian SL a tap away.

Truly two-way

Sign to speech and speech to sign on one device, handed back and forth across a desk.

Independence, kept

No third-party interpreter in the room. Private conversations stay between two people.

Open it on the tablet at the desk and start talking.

Camera and microphone permissions are all it takes. Every turn is logged so it can be reviewed or attached to a record afterwards.

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