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Transcript:
Amna Nawaz:
With the pandemic raging and the nation s economy teetering, this might seem like a strange time to start a business. But is it?
Paul Solman considers this question as part of his regular series, Making Sense.
Paul Solman:
Saida Florexil:
My company is Imanyco. It advocates for communication accessibility and delivers a live transcription technology to help people who are deaf and hard of hearing with communication.
Paul Solman:
Florexil lip-reads easily, but how do you lip-read a group?
Saida Florexil:
If my head is still that way, and then this person started talking, somebody has to tap me and be like, Saida, I m talking this way.