Student team develops AI-powered platform to translate sign language
This platform leverages AI to provide direct and instant communication, unlike traditional methods that rely heavily on human interpreters or limited resources.
The platform provides a digital bridge between sign language users and people who communicate orally. Its system offers real-time translation tools, including sign language recognition, speech-to-text, and text-to-speech, making it a flexible tool for use in workplaces, schools, healthcare centers, and daily life.
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