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Real-time communication between spoken and sign languages.Learn and communicate between English and Auslan easily, in person and in real-time!There are between 6,500-15,000* Deaf people in Australia who communicate in Auslan – a unique language and culture central to Deaf identity. Try for yourself using pre-recorded Auslan videos to support interactions in public spaces such as cafés, supermarkets or even the post office. • Develop sentences from a bank of phrases, and build favourites lists to group phrases to communicate between languages. • People who are hearing can watch short Auslan videos to practice sign language in a public setting and prompt matched content to appear on the paired iPad • Use the app as a library of videos to try at home Developed in partnership with the Victorian College for the Deaf.''It was great being able to communicate with the customers, but I really appreciate this new app and the greater dexterity it gives me, the greater depth it gives me to be able to communicate automatically with customers in my natural language.''– Tradeblock staff memberNow available at the Tradeblock Café in Melbourne Australia in Auslan and English. Read more about this technology featured in The Sydney Morning Herald. * Access Economics, ListenHear! The economic impact and cost of hearing loss in Australia Available on iPadPowered by Conexu