Apple Vision Pro

Sign Language Translator on Vision Pro

Leveraging the power and hand-tracking capabilities of Apple Vision Pro, we built a real-time sign language translation app with the potential to revolutionize how Deaf and hearing individuals interact.

PlatformsVisionOS · iOS
TechnologiesNative · Swift UI · Hand tracking

Introduction

Experience real-time communication with our innovative sign language translation app on Apple Vision Pro. Using advanced hand tracking, it instantly translates sign language into text and speech, reducing isolation for millions of Deaf individuals and promoting better integration into society.

Man signing with hand-tracking overlays on his hands while a woman wearing smart glasses watches across a table
Smiling young girl on a sofa forming a two-handed sign
Man wearing a mixed-reality headset signing to a smiling barista across a café counter
Headset view of a woman signing, with hand-tracking overlays and a sign-language translation card

Enabling Seamless Communication

This app instantly converts sign language into spoken language and text, allowing Deaf individuals to communicate directly in various settings — without an interpreter. It boosts self-confidence, social interaction, and community participation.

A man signing with real-time hand tracking overlaysApple Vision Pro headset

Core Features

Harnessing the Cutting-Edge Power of AR/VR Technology to Revolutionize Sign Language Learning and Facilitate Seamless Communication Across Diverse Communities

Our real-time sign language translation app uses visual overlays to display a live graphical model of the user’s hands and joints. Powered by advanced Apple Vision Pro hand-tracking, it captures each gesture with precision, giving learners instant feedback to improve accuracy and technique.

A man demonstrating sign language with hand-tracking landmarks

How It Helps

The app translates sign language into spoken words and text in real time, giving Deaf individuals direct access to communication with the hearing world. It removes one of the most significant daily barriers: effective, effortless interaction.

Auggie Awards trophy

Award-Winning ASL Translator

In 2025, Frame Sixty won the “Best Societal Impact” award at the AWE USA Auggie Awards for our real-time ASL Translator on the Apple Vision Pro, bridging Deaf and hearing communities.

Conclusion

Exploring How AR/VR Can Break Communication Barriers and Create More Inclusive Ways for People to Connect

Towards More Inclusive Interaction

We aim to ensure that advanced AR/VR technologies remain accessible and empowering

By enabling real-time sign-language interpretation, this project supports greater equality and helps individuals express themselves freely — without additional hardware or barriers.

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