Samsung's new 'Good Vibes' app allows the deafblind to communicate with their loved ones through Morse Code and the ad is bringing us to tears.
) to communicate with their sighted and hearing loved ones by translating Morse Code into text or voice. The app itself is a game-changer, but it’s the commercial that is changing people’s hearts.struggles to communicate with her parents. She is angry and frustrated and her parents are powerless to help.
A deafblind person sends a text by “tapping on the screen using Morse Code — where all letters of the English alphabet are combinations of dots and dashes. The letters can be input as short tap for a dot and long press for a dash. Likewise, incoming messages can be understood as vibrations by the deafblind, where small vibration means a dot and long vibration means a dash.”
The app was developed by Samsung India in association with Sense International India, and although some early reviews of the app claim that it’s not yet available in the states, hopefully, it’ll be available worldwide soon. Over the years, many developers have attempted to create an app that allows the deafblind to communicate with sighted and hearing persons, though
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