Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
SignaLIA: a web plugin for Uruguayan Sign Language
An in-development plugin that adds an avatar interpreting website text into Uruguayan Sign Language (LSU).
- For
- Organizations serving deaf people in Uruguay
- Worth noticing
- The hospital appointment demonstration is labeled conceptual, and the site says human interpretation remains essential for medical consultations.
Field notes
The homepage shows a conceptual hospital appointment page with instructions for requesting a turn and arriving for a consultation. Visitors can inspect three embedding approaches labeled Script, iFrame, and Marcado, each with a copy control. The project says it has built a functional prototype and spoken with deaf community members in Uruguay and Argentina, plus an LSU interpreter from outside the capital. It describes quality review by deaf people and interpreters as a commitment, not as an already documented review process.
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