01 / CAPTURE
Sense movement
Embedded sensors read hand and finger movement as the user signs.
Wearable accessibility technology
From Sign
to Voice.
Nateq turns sign language into spoken Arabic or English, in real time.
Phase 01 • Functional glove prototype
Real-time output
Helloمرحبا
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70M+
Deaf people worldwide
300+
Sign languages
80%
In developing countries
11M
People in Egypt
How Nateq works
A simple loop.
Sign → Translate → Speak.
The user wears the glove. The system does the translation. The listener hears the message.
02 / UNDERSTAND
Map to language
The translation engine matches gesture patterns to the selected sign language.
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03 / SPEAK
Create voice
The message becomes spoken English or Arabic for the listener.
Language, without the barrier
Built for the languages others overlook.
Nateq starts with three sign languages and two spoken languages. Select a language below to preview the output experience.
SIGN INPUTVOICE OUTPUT
Arabic Sign Language
Spoken Arabic
ASL
Spoken English
BSL
Spoken English
A moment, translated
See the message.
Hear the meaning.
Explore a sample interaction to understand the idea behind Nateq. This is a website demonstration, not a live sensor connection.
INTERACTIVE PREVIEW / SAMPLE PHRASES
Translation preview
Helloأهلاً
A friendly greeting, ready to be spoken.
Designed for real life
Everyday moments matter.
A wearable interface for communication in the places where people live, learn, work, and receive care.
At home
Make everyday conversations with family feel more direct.
In education
Support more accessible moments in schools and universities.
In healthcare
Help make patient and care-team communication more accessible.
At work
Bring practical accessibility into workplaces and public services.
PHASE 02 / FUTURE SOFTWARE LAYER
The glove is the beginning.
A companion app is planned to extend the experience with language selection, battery monitoring, and personal settings.
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Your glove
Connected experience
Nateq / From sign to voice
Let the conversation flow.
Accessibility should fit into everyday life.