Abstract: American Sign Language (ASL) is an important means of communication among deaf and speech-impaired people. The communication gap, however, exists between users of ASL and users of the spoken ...
Abstract: Sign language is a visual-manual language used by deaf and hard-of-hearing communities as a primary means of communication, with distinct grammar and syntax separate from spoken languages.
Rosamund Oates receives funding from the British Academy and Leverhulme Trust. In February, Leicester Cathedral hosted a British Sign Language (BSL) service celebrating a deaf marriage that took place ...
Abstract: Recognition of hand gestures is an essential HCI technology that enables touch-free, intuitive communication with digital systems. Its applications cross several domains, such as ...
Abstract: Sign Language Recognition (SLR) is essential for facilitating communication between the hearing- and speech-challenged community and those who do not understand sign language. This is ...
Abstract: Sign language serves as the primary mode of communication for deaf and mute individuals, enabling the expression of needs and emotions. However, the widespread lack of sign language ...
Abstract: Systems that use Sign Language Recognition (SLR) are crucial for helping the general public and people with hearing impairments communicate. Unfortunately, current models frequently have ...
Abstract: Despite a wide social group that could profit from it, the idea of sign language recognition by technology is underutilized. Several technologies are available that can be helpful in ...
Abstract: Continuous Sign Language Recognition (CSLR) is sensitive to how motion unfolds over time: short stroke-like segments often carry linguistic content, while transitional movements connect ...
Abstract: Accurate hand tracking is a fundamental requirement for sign language recognition and human computer interaction. However, reliable tracking remains challenging due to the high degrees of ...