Hand Gesture Recognition using Anchor Points for Real Time Predictions, Integrated with Voice Over (Text to Speech)
Rahul Sesha Sai Vemparala, S Malarselvi, Vara Prasad Koppineedi, Bhagyasri Burada, Lokesh Raj Kavali · International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology · 2023
Abstract: There are billions of people in the world who have hearing and speaking impairments. According to a survey roughly 1 billion people are born with hearing and speaking problems. Such disabled or challenged people struggle a lot to communicate with normal humans. A blessing to them is Sign Language, using which they can communicate efficiently with others and can express their ideas and feelings. Sign language is a procedure in which people communicate through making gestures with their hand which are globally recognized and have standard interpretation. Sign Language can be taught to everyone, but it requires a lot of trainers and experts to train everyone personally. Since technology has a lot of reach and resources in this modern era, imbibing such Mechanisms into technology increases the reach of Sign Language Exponentially