Elly Savatia

Terp 360 provides instant, accurate sign language translation using AI-driven 3D avatars, making communication accessible for Deaf people across education, public services, and digital platforms, anytime and anywhere. Across Africa, millions of Deaf people struggle to access essential services due to a severe shortage of qualified sign language interpreters. This affects education, healthcare, justice systems, and everyday communication. Terp 360 addresses this challenge by offering an affordable, always-available solution that converts spoken language into sign language in real time. By ensuring continuous, reliable interpretation, Terp 360 reduces communication barriers and enhances inclusion for Deaf individuals in schools, workplaces, and public services.

Terp 360 uses artificial intelligence, linguistics, and motion-captured 3D avatars to deliver natural and culturally accurate sign language 'inTerp 360retation'. Unlike traditional human-based interpretation, Terp 360 offers unlimited scalability, rapid deployment, and consistent quality. The platform can support multiple African sign languages, making it adaptable across diverse communities. Terp 360 enables organisations to integrate sign language accessibility into videos, classrooms, events, and digital content, significantly improving communication access for Deaf users.

Signvrse currently serves more than 3,500+ active users, and has deployed accessibility solutions with NGOs, government agencies, schools, and corporate partners across Kenya and Rwanda. The company has generated over USD $10K in revenue, and continues to expand its partnerships across the education and public service sectors. Signvrse has been featured by CNN, BBC Africa, Reuters, Al Jazeera, and Africanews, and the team includes experts in AI, software engineering, Deaf education, and linguistics across Kenya and Rwanda.