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Mimix Sign Language Translator

Mimix Sign Language Translator

by Mind Rockets Inc

116 ratings
35 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 28, 2016
  • August 23, 2019

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Mind Rockets Inc
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About

This app translates spoken and written English into American Sign Language (ASL) using a 3D avatar. It also offers two-way communication by translating text into spoken words and includes a comprehensive ASL dictionary to help users learn the language.

✓Real-time English to ASL translation
✓Speech and text input
✓3D avatar for sign language interpretation
✓Text-to-speech functionality
✓ASL dictionary with over 7200 signs
✓Learn sign language feature
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What's New in Mimix Sign Language Translator

1.0.9

August 23, 2019

-extending the dictionary to 7200 signs -Replacing the Dictionary -General fixes

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User reviews

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I just know the basics of signing, love to learn more to become more advanced and communicate with my friend who is deff, I love to learn more and become a better friend who is passionate about asl
kjstorms88kjstorms88

So far so goo

This app is a wonderful app I work in HR and we have a few hearing impaired individuals that are employed with our company. When they come to the HR office this app give me and the employee a great way to communicate. Although I wish that you could change the avatar.
Tee BlakeTee Blake

Love it but needs few fixes

Pretty basic and easy to use which is a plus for folks that not tech savvy and older adults

Only issues is the microphone options has issues. Text works great but the microphone can never understand or did not catch anything. Also recommended it to few friends but their android keeps feeezing.

Looking forward to the success of this ap after improvements. Hope to have more people using this. It will greatly help to communicate with those with hearing issues . Also provides ability of more accessibility and inclusion.
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HotPot2goHotPot2go

Speaker

I love this app but I can’t speak to it I have to type for some reason all my other apps work except this one
LucyleviaLucylevia

it is an incredible free app, however it isn’t completely accurate

i love the effort here and i think with a little tweaking, it could be really helpful!
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FAQ

What does the Mimix Sign Language Translator app do?

This app translates spoken and written English into American Sign Language (ASL) using a 3D avatar. It also facilitates two-way communication by translating text into spoken words and includes a comprehensive ASL dictionary for learning.

What are the main features of this app?

Key features include real-time English-to-ASL translation from speech or text, a 3D avatar for interpretation, text-to-speech functionality, and an ASL dictionary with over 7200 signs for learning purposes.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is available for free. There are no mentions of subscription fees or in-app purchases.

What sign language does the app use?

The app specifically uses and interprets American Sign Language (ASL). New signs are added periodically to expand its vocabulary.

Who is this app intended for?

This app is designed for anyone who wishes to communicate more easily with the deaf and hard of hearing community, or for individuals who want to learn American Sign Language.