GoVoBo Labs is our collaborative space for research, testing, and co-design with Deaf and hard of hearing communities, so communication technology is shaped by real access needs from the start.
We don't ask you to adapt to completed software. We launch raw prototypes, let you break them, collect live community feedback, publish academic research alongside Gallaudet University, and push validated code directly into the GoVoBo application.
At GoVoBo, product development is an active partnership. This feedback loop ensures that community experiences shape raw prototypes, research validates their usability, and features are built with—and for—the people who use them.
Active prototypes currently undergoing community evaluation.
Automatic Speech Recognition tuned specifically for diverse Deaf accents, prioritizing intent and context over perfect pronunciation.
Intelligent framing that detects active sign language use on video calls and automatically pins or highlights the signer's video feed.
Lecture notes...
Keep captions beside slides or notes so students can follow both without moving windows around.
Seamlessly cast and synchronize active transcriptions across mobile devices, tablets, and large displays for collaborative environments.
Standard speech recognition models often fail to understand Deaf accents. We are conducting a paid data collection study to build more inclusive, accurate, and reliable AI models.
Participants are compensated at competitive rates for their time and voice data contributions.
