Yeah that'd be handy!

On the websire of hearview, the glasses have different languages, but I'm not sure about the translating of real time spanish speaker, translating it into English and whatnot. 🤷‍♀️ would be cool though if it can translate other spoken languages into the selected language translation that the glasses user has selected it to!

That's a great question! I hope he addresses that in his review, I'm sure he will. They were made partly for that reason, to not take away from the lip reading connection so I am dying to know the answer. The main reason.... (I'm sure you know, I am thinking out loud😂)...is because the two creators of this came up with it because a deaf student at their college dropped out because of accessibility problems. Also one of the creators has had bilateral hearing loss since he was three years old.,.....so it makes me wonder if the glasses are more suitable for situations like that?!

@@homelaboratory5513 they are Hearview glasses. Google glass is abandonware as of now.

@@SgtSmileyUK give it 1-2 years for competing products to bring the price down. The Evans reality glasses are $600 but trying to discern if they can just do straight captioning not just translation.

HearView website is currently doing a sale, 10% off. It's at $1399 right now.

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I have to agree, stellar song from a stellar album.

Essie ain't no joke. Period.

Hello Helen! Thank you for the kind comment! I hope you are doing well!

@@mylesdb hello Myles! Its not helen. I am Bea. I am glad to read your comments also i just interest your music guitar. Maybe i like to learn guitar. Haha Do u have any social media? Thanks

Haha thank you, that was a tip I picked up from another creator. Sad that I think I lost it during the battle with the floor plane but can remake it and add it to the cool rocks that Mclay made.

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Have you contacted Aximmetry for support? I believe they would maintain downloadable source for previous versions.

Do you mean in consideration of the Oculus Quest handtracking capabilities? It can work surprisingly well as long as you avoid signs that occlude fingers or hands and blocking the cameras from seeing all digits. Another consideration is that Quest has a “confidence” setting in the implementation of Handtracking, by default Oculus recommend to use “high confidence” mode where the hands are hidden from view if the tracking confidence falls. But this is extremely disruptive when using ASL. We find it better to enable “low confidence” as default where it will not hide the hands if tracking is not working well, yes it means the hands glitch out more but that is valuable feedback for when you are signing and can then adjust the hand position on the fly.

Let’s find a time to log on and chat in ASL!

@@mylesdb definitely, the quest fell through so I got an index lmao. What an upgrade but now I can do more fingers than the standard VRSL

VRchat's version of ASL so far has been really helpful for me^ despite not being able to fully do everything in VR, ASL has become a really fun language to learn and I highly recommend it despite myself being rather slow with learning. I'm actually here on a bit of a search train after ordering my Oculus quest 2 a few days ago so I can continue staying connected with learning sign, and other communities as I go off to college. So I'm rather excited to continue learning as well! I wish you luck on what you've done so far^

@@nudgekun3140 I love it. Been in helping hands for 4 months about

@@lxw6657 Glad to hear! Helping Hands is a really nice organization and I'm in their discord as well. I just hope I can keep up with my sign if I can get all my VR working for when I leave^ but no matter what format, ASL is really something else.

For sure! In this case, I was doing facial mo-cap as an additive layer on top of existing full body mo-cap, so I didn't want to affect the head/neck rotation. Just implant my silly facial expression onto the pre-existing body movements, if that makes sense?

Sorry for the delay, didn't get a notification on your message. I used Geopix to build a 3D map of LED pixels and arranged the real pixel strips in a cube around my desk using poly-carbonate tubes and PVC pipe fittings. I am playing with UE4 now and looking to update a cubemap of the scene to send into Geopix via NDI for virtual production purposes!