Silent Notifier
A communication prototype that simplifies speech or text and presents Polish Sign Language video output, with support for push notifications.
Source-backed walkthrough · not an application demo
Explore the project.
Editorial visualization of the documented project flow. This is not a source screenshot or a running application.
01Speech or text+
The documented inputs are speech and written text.
02Simplify language+
The source describes simplifying the input before conversion.
03Video output+
The prototype presents Polish Sign Language videos. Station and airport integrations were future possibilities.
An explanatory walkthrough of the documented project—not a recreation of its original user interface. See the source for implementation details.
Making an announcement visible
Silent Notifier explores communication between deaf people and people who do not know sign language. Its documented flow takes speech or text, simplifies the language, and turns it into Polish Sign Language video output.
Project and event
Silent Notifier is the application name in the source repository. “Travel to the Cloud” identifies the hackathon, rather than the product itself.
The prototype also supports receiving push notifications. The README describes possible future connections to airport or railway announcements; those integrations should not be mistaken for an operating deployment.
A faithful demonstration
A useful exhibit would pair a predefined announcement with the project's corresponding video output. The walkthrough here explains that flow without recording a microphone or claiming to perform live sign-language translation. The repository describes a functional prototype, not a comprehensive or validated interpretation service.
Recognition
- Audience award in Travel to the Cloud — Amazon, Jun 2017