NYC | Building real-time AI accessibility at the edge 🚀

[Unmute1-Ai]

Introduce yourself

Hi everyone, I’m Matthew. I'm a software engineer and solo founder based in Washington Heights, NYC. Back in the day, I was a 911 EMT, but these days I’m channeling that emergency response mindset into tech specifically, solving massive bottlenecks in real-time accessibility.
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Unmute1AI Brand and Communications Standards.docx](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/29741287/Unmute1AI.Brand.and.Communications.Standards.docx)

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HTTPS://unmute1ai.com

Where are you in your GitHub journey?

Looking for the latest developer trends

And where are you going next on GitHub?

My next step is deploying optimized multi-agent AI workflows directly to edge hardware and connecting with open-source contributors who want to push the boundaries of real-time accessibility

What technical skills or projects are you working on?

I am building Unmute1Ai, a platform focused on real-time, ultra-low-latency translation for American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL). Architecturally, I’m deep in the weeds with multi-agent AI frameworks, synchronous intelligence setups, and local inference deployment on the NVIDIA Jetson ecosystem (Orin/Thor). We use 3D kinematic hand-tracking with a robust fingerspelling backup architecture to completely eliminate translation lag.
Excited to connect with anyone pushing the limits of edge computing, local model execution, and breaking down accessibility barriers!

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