Sign Language Translator Using Hand Gloves
Anuja Golliwar, Harshada Patil, Rohita Watpade, Sneha Moon, Sonal Patil, V. D. Bondre · 2014
This paper presents a prototype Indian Sign Language (ISL) translation system. The sign language glove seems to be a very useful tool to aid in communication with the deaf. Our implementation of the glove is going to deal with the 26 letters of the English and digits from 0 to 9 that can be directly translated into Sign Language. The glove is outfitted with flex sensors to detect the position of each finger, contact sensors and accelerometers to gather data from finger and hand motions to differentiate between letters.