Hand Sign Language Translator By Using Motion Sensor

Loh, Yew Fei (2016) Hand Sign Language Translator By Using Motion Sensor. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Hearing impairment and speech impairment are a form disabilities faced by a minor group of the society. Having those disabilities will not causes them have to face obstacles to communicate with the rest of the society, but also makes them more difficult to convey their message. Connected World - the theme of the project. There are two meanings in the term: the first one is to break the communication barrier between deaf or mute community and the rest of the society by translating hand sign language into readable text and speech, thus, connecting both world. The second meaning of the project is for global accessibility, the implementation platform of this project will allow anyone to access the algorithm anywhere, connecting the world. In order to achieve the goal, an American Sign Language (ASL) Translator was developed to translate ASL hand sign to readable text and speech. The LEAP motion technology was implemented in this to capture ASL fingerspelling hand sign gesture displayed by the user. The captured data is then further processed, recognized, and classified into English letters. The translated letters will be concatenated into words and then pronounce verbally

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