Network APIs + DevEx
Secure, real-time network capabilities and sandbox discovery for an embeddable mobile experience.
PRIVATE CONCEPT DEMONSTRATION — NOT AFFILIATED WITH, ENDORSED BY, OR DEPLOYED BY AT&T OR DIRECTV
PROPOSED ACCESSIBILITY + NETWORK INNOVATION INITIATIVE
Accessibility that follows the viewer.
A carrier-neutral CaptionSign layer designed to help Deaf and signing consumers access mobile experiences, television, live programming, customer communication, advertising, and verified emergency information through captions and SIGNIA visual-language output.
Current stage: Functional prototype and integration discovery. No AT&T or DIRECTV approval, API access, partnership, or production deployment is claimed.
VIEW IT FROM THE CUSTOMER’S SIDE
One control. Three daily experiences.
ACCESSIBLE CUSTOMER SUPPORT
How can we help today?
Your upgrade options are ready. Choose captions, sign-language visuals, or both.
Your upgrade options are ready.SIGNIAASL
Prototype interfaceAT&T DEVELOPER PATHWAY
Connect the experience to the right technical doors.
AT&T’s public developer materials describe tools for mobile, communications, video performance, and interactive entertainment. These are discovery routes—not claimed integrations.
Entertainment Experience Suite
Interactive accessibility concepts for approved video and DIRECTV content-channel experiences.
Video Optimizer
Test latency and delivery quality for captions and SIGNIA visual-language output.
Enhanced Push-to-Talk
Explore approved voice-to-caption and visual communication for workforce and public services.
Landline Texting
Extend accessible support and public-information workflows through text and webhooks.
MVNX mobile pathways
Explore carrier-grade distribution and subscriber experiences without positioning CaptionSign as an MVNO.
Approved content→KAI meaning layer→Verified registry→SIGNIA output
AT&T developer materials describe the Entertainment Experience Suite for DIRECTV content channels. Any implementation requires technical validation and approval from the applicable AT&T and DIRECTV stakeholders.
WHY AT&T COULD LEAD
Community impact with a measurable business case.
Accessibility
An opt-in visual-language choice alongside captions.
Customer experience
Less friction across support, retail, video, alerts, and account journeys.
Audience growth
Reach consumers and families underserved by mainstream media.
Commercial pathway
Validate licensing, sponsored accessibility, advertising, or service integration.
Missouri launch opportunity
A St. Louis pilot could unite technology, accessibility, community organizations, students, public agencies, small businesses, and native signers—creating a local proof point designed for responsible national and global expansion.
PROPOSED PAID DEVELOPMENT PILOT
Start focused. Prove value. Build the production pathway.
Define
One use case, audience, screen, content source, and success criteria.
Architect
APIs, security, governance, media delivery, controls, and escalation.
Validate
Native-signer review, accessibility, latency, community, and business testing.
Scale
Production roadmap, commercial model, procurement, and expansion.
IBM architecture support
IBM has proposed a separate engagement in which its team would assist B SMART AI with CaptionSign’s technical architecture, solution design, and pilot readiness, including access to the broader IBM technology stack, subject to final scope, budget, and executed agreement.
The request to AT&T:A paid pilot sponsor, one defined use case, sandbox/API discovery, an assigned technical lead, accessibility and business stakeholders, measurable outcomes, and a pathway to commercial production. Budget and terms follow jointly defined scope.