Rogervoice

Rogervoice is an app that enriches connections between people, anytime and anywhere, through an accessible, simple and innovative telephone experience. Rogervoice is a mobile app that enables deaf and hard-of-hearing persons to call, either using speech-recognition technology to transcribe conversations in real-time or using video-relay calls with a sign-language interpreter. Rogervoice makes phone calls accessible in more than 6 different communication modes. A social venture, impacting the lives of thousands of people, Rogervoice is a very human project. The Rogervoice team is a blend of skills, techniques, and sensibilities, coming from many different profiles, but above all we’re a committed and mission-driven team. Over 75 million people worldwide cannot call because of their hearing loss. The startup founded by deaf entrepreneur Olivier Jeannel in 2014 now enables mobile carriers such as Orange as well as major call centers such as FedEx and Teleperformance, to offer accessible telephony services to their customers. Available in 52 countries, Rogervoice serves over active users. As such, people who could not make phone calls can now have conversations with their family, their friends, or customer care services, without having to rely on others. The Rogervoice platform combines artificial and human intelligence within a modular and robust telephone architecture that handles real-time audio, in order to offer a new experience in telecommunications: immediate and accurate captions of phone calls. Rogervoice makes life easier for deaf, hard-of-hearing and deafblind persons and their families and friends, with a simple app on your smartphone.