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New online survey available!
New online survey available!We have developed a new survey to test how well the information of a signed weather forecast (by a human signer) is transferred by the different technologies…
Celebrating the International Day of Sign Languages
We are celebrating the International Day of Sign Languages sharing with you the promotional video (click to view) created to describe the technologies employed in the project at the NAB…
Automated Sign Language to produce signs helping the Deaf, not the hearing…
Automated Sign Language Production is the automatic translation from a spoken language to a sign language. The ultimate goal would be to automatically produce a video of a signer that…
CONTENT4ALL at NAB 2020: winner for the NAB 2020 Technology Innovation Award!!!
We’re proud to announce that the CONTENT4ALL project won the NAB Technology Innovation Award 2020. The NAB Technology Innovation Award was first presented at the 2009 NAB Show award to…
Vertigo Starts artistic residency inspired by CONTENT4ALL presented: “Muted, a fall through silence” by Christophe Monchalin
Within the framework of the VERTIGO STARTS initiative of the European Commission, CONTENT4ALL hosted an artistic residency between 2019 and 2020. Christophe Monchalin, the artist funded by Vertigo, found inspiration…
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Happy to keep the uses at the center of our studies on how to present content on the TV screen - our latest publications to that regard based on the surveys conducted: https://content4all-project.eu/publications/?tgid=&yr=&type=&usr=&auth=36#tppubs (insides on the surveys: https://content4all-project.eu/surveys/)
Have you seen our new DSGS http://c4all-dsgs.human-factors-consult.de/ and VGT https://c4all-vgt.human-factors-consult.de/ questionnaires?
We are aiming at testing how well the information of a signed weather forecast is transferred by the different technologies we are exploring. It takes minutes only to fill it!
Welcome to the Content4All project!
The Content4All project aims to make more content accessible to the deaf community. Therefore, the consortium is developing the necessary technologies and algorithms to capture a sign interpreter in a remote studio, process it and render it via broadcast, by making use of a state-of-the-art photorealistic 3D human avatar. This will allow low-cost personalisation of content for deaf viewers, without causing disruption for hearing viewers. In addition to that, based on the captured and analysed data, the consortium will proof if the current technology is ready to achieve automatic sign-translation capabilities for a limited domain of discourse.