Friends help deaf blind man experience world cup match

While thinking of how he could help his friend Carlos, who is deaf and blind, experience the excitement of the World Cup, Brazilian sign language interpreter Helio Fonseca de Araujo came up with this brilliant idea. He rigged up a tabletop model of the field, and recruited his friend Regiane to provide additional assistance for all the complex information which would need to be relayed during a match. Here you can see Carlos watching the opening match of the tournament live. Helio provides sign language interpretation, which Carlos follows by feeling with his own hands (tactile signing), while Regiane provides information regarding fouls, cards, and jersey numbers with social-haptic communication on Carlos's back. Now that's amazing! Credit to Helio Fonseca de Araujo and Regiane Cunha Pereira.
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[@BINJESUS]

Shows what love is. This is commendable

[@faldamadi]

faith in humanity restored

[@pamelawilson4409]

That’s an act of love, creativity, problem solving, and interpreting skill! Wow!!!

[@carlosalmodovar6510]

That's great! Thank you for sharing and god bless you :-)

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[@maryterwilliger6370]

Oh my... what a blessing to watch.

[@MrTarekradi]

Great job! Very smart way! Would love to see technology automate this for him and people like him and give them a much better and rich experience. And we should all stop taking things for granted. Love the goal response :)

[@pietro_ferrari]

Is more than a game ❤️

[@KallusGarnet]

Very important video i never knew this was even possible. Thanks for sharing..

[@gourmet2276]

Pure friendship

[@beanybigguns]

Amazing! What a beautiful thing to be able to do for someone.

[@juicyshaqmeat]

They released another video recently. Awesome heartwarming stuff!

[@sebastianfast1]

This is amazing

[@MultiWhoswho]

That is as beautiful a thing as I have ever seen. True friends and family are a hard thing to find these days. Wish everyone had that much love to go around.

[@Bud4Ooz]

Damn this made me tear

[@LuminolBlue]

Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing!

[@peehawk2518]

The one person who disliked this has no soul

[@boriserjavec6470]

wooowww!

[@soonseen12]

BRB 😭

[@abraham8178]

why that deafblind often move his head watch to TV? Whats this meanings?

[@jordang3729]

he might be able to pick up on the light

[@otomodachifan]

Many legally blind people have at least a small amount of residual vision. Only about 10% have no light perception.

[@ellnine66]

He also might not be profoundly deaf. I have deaf people in my family. A few cant hear anything ( profoundly deaf) and a few can hear only muffled sounds but could never make out words.

[@loishrangkhawl1939]

Hello

[@Kimble_]

Wonder what they did in the Germany match lol

[@xyzul8595]

why is he wearing a watch?

[@pinkladyapple325]

He may not be 100% blind. I saw him try to look at the tv some times too. He must have a high percentage of vision loss

[@srikanthsiva1975]

a watch can read out time too

[@BocciaRaf]

You get watches where the face cover opens so you can feel the position of the hands.

[@jasonvoorhees8899]

Actually there are Braille Watches...

[@BuffTaanJai99]

Yeah braille watches r a thing

[@gox8468]

Amazing video but brazilians won unfair