SignalBridge
ReadyGesture to the camera. SignalBridge reads the interaction, turns it into a sentence you can check, and speaks it into the room.
Starting camera…
Hands-free start
Hold a closed fist ✊ to start the three-count. Release it, then make your signal.
Presage SmartSpectra
Presage checks whether the visual signal is usable before we trust it.
Transcript
Nothing spoken yet. Captured sentences collect here.
Recorded readings
Shows both outcomes with no camera and no network.
Structured reading
Nothing read yet.
Press Capture gesture, or the space bar. Six frames are taken over three seconds.
001
Six frames over three and a half seconds — a sequence, not a snapshot. Each one carries its timestamp and how much was moving.
002
Objects are ranked, not scored. Only meaning the frames actually support gets through; the rest is left open on purpose.
003
If two readings are both plausible, it says what it already knows, asks one question instead of guessing, then says the resolved sentence out loud.
A pointed finger can mean the cup, the window behind the cup, or the person standing next to it.
Most systems pick the likeliest option and present it as certainty. Putting words in the mouth of someone who cannot correct you is the worst failure this product could have. So when the reading is genuinely ambiguous, SignalBridge says the part it does know, asks a single question, and the answer resolves instantly with no second model round trip.
Aphasia. ALS. Autism. Post-stroke recovery. Intubation. Any morning the words are simply gone.
SignalBridge reads gestures and context. It does not diagnose, it does not infer anything about who you are, and it does not claim to translate sign language. It reports what it can see, and asks about what it cannot.