Sign Language and Gesture Recognition

EasyChair Preprint 3535

Abstract

Each ordinary person sees, tunes in, and responds to encompassing. There are some unfortunate people who doesn't have this significant gift. Such people, chiefly hard of hearing and unable to speak, they rely upon correspondence by means of gesture based communication to associate with others. Be that as it may, correspondence with customary people is a significant disability for them since only one out of every odd run of the mill individuals grasp their gesture based communication. The quiet/hard of hearing people have a correspondence issue managing others. It is difficult for such people to communicate what they need to state since gesture based communication isn't reasonable by everybody. This paper is to build up a framework that makes an interpretation of the communication via gestures into content that can be perused by anybody. This framework is called Sign Language Translator and Gesture Recognition. We built up a product that catches the signal of the hand and deciphers these motions into intelligible content. This content can be sent showcase/screen. The present variant of the framework can decipher 26 out of 26 letters, 0-9 digits and some other sign with an acknowledgment precision of 95%.

Keyphrases: Keras, OpenCV, Sign language translator, gesture recognition, machine learning, training model

@booklet{EasyChair:3535,
  author    = {Ashish Sah and A. Arul Prakash},
  title     = {Sign Language and Gesture Recognition},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 3535},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2020}}