Research & tools
The work
behind Kinesema.
A place to explore the tools, studies and technical foundations behind Kinesema’s Deaf-first sign-language technology.
Start with an open hand—a form you can turn, examine and look at more closely.
Explore the work ↓ The wider work
Language. Form. Motion.
Kinesema is developing technology for Singapore Sign Language (SgSL). Language, the hand and movement are three connected parts of that work, at different stages.
LANGUAGE / PRIVATE DEVELOPMENTUnderstanding a sentence
We’re developing a language parser privately, exploring English sentence structure and written SgSL representations for linguistic review. The interactive parser is not publicly available.
About Kinesema ↗ FORM / CURRENT EXHIBITExploring the hand
The open hand is ready to explore here. We’re still refining the model and developing its handshapes.
Open the hand study → MOTION / FUTURE CONNECTIONConnecting language and movement
The longer goal is a signing avatar that brings together handshape, movement and expression. Connecting it to reviewed language is future work.
Making a model move and making a sign understandable are different tasks. Handshapes and signs need Deaf and SgSL linguistic review.
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