Development of Sign Language Translator for Disable People in Two-Ways Communication
Pulkit Singh, S.V.S. Prasad, Rajiv K. Singh, Kiran Dasari, B Lakshmi Prasanna · 2023
This paper will help many dumb and deaf people across the world. Most of the common people can't help out with the sign language so it raises difficulty when the disabled people need to communicate with the common people. Hence, this paper develops a prototype which translates gestures into text and speech. This prototype can also translate the hand signs and converts into communicable language like words or phrases specifically in English. So, the aim of our paper is to help the deaf and dumb people community talk to those that could notable to get sign language. A software is developed that records and tracks the motion of the hand signs which recognizes by the camera and converts it into sign language. This sign language translator has been implemented by using Python methodology. A two-way communication and Python are easy to communicate with deaf and dumb people and it has more accuracy compared to other methodologies. Hence, after running the Python code, the entered text will be automatically converted to gif or simply the hand signs which will be displayed on the screen. Text to sign conversion is easy to understand and the accuracy of this paper is 99.3%.