Motion Light Lab is an award-winning creative lab focused on creating an equitable world. Funded by the National Science Foundation and housed within Gallaudet University's Science of Learning Center on Visual Language and Visual Learning in Washington D.C., ML2 engages in a wide range of projects and research and development. Among the many highlights, the Motion Light Lab prioritizes: The development and distribution of bilingual storybook apps The provision of training to support literacy development for deaf children The creation of advanced 3D signing avatars through motion capture technology
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