Indian Sign Language Infrastructure
MIRA converts spoken and written language into Indian Sign Language — produced by a 3D signing avatar in real time.
Built for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing individuals. MIRA restructures meaning into sign-friendly grammar. No cameras. No captions. No guessing.
3D signing avatar — linguistic interface
Clarity First
Understanding what MIRA does starts with understanding what it deliberately does not do.
The Process
A deterministic pipeline. Every output is traceable from input to sign.
Voice or text is received. If voice, it is first converted to text.
Language is restructured into sign-friendly gloss — meaning over words.
Each gloss token maps to a pre-authored gesture. Missing signs are fingerspelled.
The 3D avatar performs the sign. Every motion is deterministic and reproducible.
Every output is traceable. "AI decided it" is not an acceptable explanation.
See It Work
Enter a phrase. MIRA restructures it into gloss and produces the corresponding ISL signs.
This is a demonstration. MIRA converts language into sign expressions using its core system. Results may vary.
Our Principles
Core Principle
Spoken language is input, not authority. MIRA restructures meaning the way a Deaf signer would naturally express it — not the way a hearing person speaks.
Non-negotiable
Accuracy is not a quality metric — it is a safety constraint. "Mostly right" is treated as wrong. Incorrect sign language is harmful output.
By Design
MIRA does not guess. Every sign is pre-authored, encoded, reproducible, and explainable. If the system cannot explain why a sign was produced, it does not produce it.
Accountability
Correctness is validated by Deaf community consensus first, linguistic experts second, established corpora third. Internal opinion is last.
If the Deaf community rejects something, MIRA is wrong — even if metrics say otherwise.
Availability
Browser-based. No installation.
Native. Offline-first.
Native. Offline-first.
Core signing works offline. Internet enhances vocabulary and updates.
Built for the Deaf community. If you need it, it's here. If you want to understand it, start here.
MIRA is free for individual Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing users. Institutional access follows ethical review.