Welcome to AhSee
AhSee is a Web-based mobile app intended to enable Comprehension through Visual Communication.
The goal is to bridge the communication gap between deaf and hearing persons, where one, the other or both are functionally illiterate in the others' language.
It was therefore necessary to envisage a system involving signed animated icons for a Trinidad and Tobago Sign Language interface, and audio/text for the English Language interface.
We are presently evaluating our system concept using a number of demonstrations online and in person. Your feedback is valuable to us - you may either Contact Us or Take our survey using the Menu links.
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The AhSee Concept
Comprehension through Visual Communication
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Talented peoples behind AhSee
Liz-Ann Aguillera
Founder
My name is Liz-Ann Aguillera and I am presently pursuing an degree in Graphic Design. I also possess 5 years of experience in the fields of Graphic Design and Television Production. I am a firm believer in integrity and quality of service, principles which are vital for the growth and general health of any successful organisation. The experience that I have gained from volunteering with Deaf Pioneers Life Centre (an NGO that supports deaf persons) since 2003 to present has been invaluable. This has given me the opportunity to be directly involved in the planning, strategizing and implementation of projects, some these being ground breaking initiatives.
Levin Cole
Team Member
Levin Cole is a young technologist who is passionate about innovation and helping business leverage information technology to achieve this.
Cathy Radix
Team Member
Over the last 10+ years, I have been involved in inter-disciplinary research projects concerning the extraction of information from, and presentation of information using, visual media.
Anil Ramnanan
Team Member
Anil Ramnanan is the Learning Management Systems Administrator at UWI Open Campus and an entrepreneur specialising in e-learning, web and mobile application development and software development training.