The simultaneous translation process in Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) consists of real-time interpretation of spoken language, such as Portuguese, into Brazilian Sign Language, allowing deaf people to follow the content simultaneously with the original speech.

• Main Steps

The sign language interpreter listens to the speech live and immediately converts the message into signs, facial expressions, and body movements, maintaining the meaning, intention, and tone. In long events, interpreters rotate to preserve quality and avoid fatigue.

• Technical Requirements

Professionals fluent in Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) and Portuguese occupy a visible position, with adequate lighting and stable framing in video. In online broadcasts, neutral backgrounds and a stable connection are used for visual clarity.

• Advantages

It ensures immediate accessibility in events, classes, or broadcasts, preserving dynamism and promoting full inclusion without language barriers.