December 2017
It is a completely free Spanish Sign Language video interpreting system that enables telephone communication between deaf and hearing people through a video interpreter. Users can independently manage any daily task, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
SVIsual can be used through various devices such as videophones, video cameras with internet connection, smartphones, or the web application available on the website. http://www.svisual.org
The user only needs to register through the website, and once registered they can start using the service, either through the web application or on their smartphone.
On a technical level, SVIsual can be used with a mobile app, compatible with iOS and Android. It can also be accessed via the web using a webcam and an ADSL connection. Finally, a SIP videophone can also be used. Specific details, as well as the compatibility of each access and connection type, can be found on the product website. http://www.svisual.org/compatibilidad.html
Additionally, the platform allows users to access websites when they have subscribed to the SVIsual service and to access in-person services through designated "In-Person Access Points." For example, ADIF has videophones in its customer service offices, providing remote video interpretation services between ADIF staff and deaf individuals.
