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Sign language on video

Sign language guide for your heritage site.

Sign language content, integrated into the same visitor experience.

Deaf visitors are often left out of the cultural experience or dependent on occasional interpreters at specific guided tours. Without a permanent sign language guide, heritage isn't available to them outside those fixed hours.

Visitors next to an illuminated globe at the Natural History Museum in London
How Tekeum solves it

We add sign language video (or your preferred sign language) to the same route as the audio guide. A deaf visitor accesses the same content, at the same link, without depending on a specific guided tour or a separate app.

Visitor looking at the display cases in a museum
What's included
  • Sign language video integrated into the public web app
  • Same navigation as the audio guide and audio description — no extra app
  • Content faithful to the official script of each artwork or route
Armoury hall with medieval armour in a Prague castle

No technical team. No installations. No learning curve.

You provide the sources. We handle everything else.

1

You send us your sources

Official texts, printed guides, dossiers or institutional websites.

2

We generate the content

Our AI produces scripts faithful to those sources, in the languages you need.

3

You review and adjust

One or two review cycles, with changes applied in seconds.

4

We publish

Your own web app, QR codes ready to print, and you're live.

Frequently asked questions

Do we need to hire interpreters to record each artwork?+

We manage the sign language video production.

Does it coexist with the standard audio guide?+

Yes — visitors choose their format from the same QR code.

Try Tekeum for free.

Get in touch and we'll create a demo audio guide using artworks from your own space. No strings attached.