Realtime Multilingual Sign Language Translation App

In a globalized world, effective communication is a necessity. As we live in rapidly changing world, communication enables individuals to adapt to new circumstances, innovate, and seize opportunities. It an important aspect which focuses on building relationships facilitates the exchange of ideas, thoughts, feedback, and feelings with others. Thus, hearing people breakdown and smash those barriers encountered by the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. The main barrier is communication. Sign language is just like any other language used for communication purpose. Addressing this challenge, the development of a Multilingual Sign Language App is proposed. This app aims to bridge the communication gap by offering a comprehensive platform for learning and using sign languages from around the world and is designed to be a versatile and inclusive tool that caters to the unique linguistic and cultural aspects of different sign languages. The app includes features such as sign language dictionaries with video demonstrations, interactive learning modules, translation tools, customizable learning experiences, and a vibrant user community. Users can access content in various sign languages. The app promotes not only language acquisition but also cultural understanding. By addressing linguistic diversity and cultural nuances, this app stands as a vital resource for both Deaf and hearing communities, fostering a more inclusive and understanding world

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IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.9790/0661-2606014552
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Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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Realtime Multilingual Sign Language Translation App

Kalpesh Patil, Vikas Kumar, M. Tripathi
IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering
Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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Realtime Multilingual Sign Language Translation App

Kalpesh Patil, Vikas Kumar, M. Tripathi
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Abstract

In a globalized world, effective communication is a necessity. As we live in rapidly changing world, communication enables individuals to adapt to new circumstances, innovate, and seize opportunities. It an important aspect which focuses on building relationships facilitates the exchange of ideas, thoughts, feedback, and feelings with others. Thus, hearing people breakdown and smash those barriers encountered by the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities. The main barrier is communication. Sign language is just like any other language used for communication purpose. Addressing this challenge, the development of a Multilingual Sign Language App is proposed. This app aims to bridge the communication gap by offering a comprehensive platform for learning and using sign languages from around the world and is designed to be a versatile and inclusive tool that caters to the unique linguistic and cultural aspects of different sign languages. The app includes features such as sign language dictionaries with video demonstrations, interactive learning modules, translation tools, customizable learning experiences, and a vibrant user community. Users can access content in various sign languages. The app promotes not only language acquisition but also cultural understanding. By addressing linguistic diversity and cultural nuances, this app stands as a vital resource for both Deaf and hearing communities, fostering a more inclusive and understanding world

IOSR Journal of Computer EngineeringVol. 26(6)
Shivaji University (IN)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 78%
Hand Gesture Recognition Systems
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