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Project Overview

Akhil Mahesh edited this page Mar 14, 2025 · 2 revisions

The Sign Language to Speech Conversion project is a real-time system designed to bridge communication gaps for individuals with hearing and speech impairments. The system captures sign language gestures via a camera, processes them using advanced computer vision and deep learning techniques, and then translates the gestures into both text and audible speech.

Abstract:
This project presents an advanced sign language-to-speech conversion system developed to empower users by enabling independent communication. Utilizing a real-time camera interface, the system processes hand gestures through a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) built with TensorFlow/Keras. The resulting output—both textual and speech—is intended to enhance accessibility in social, educational, and professional settings.

📌 Getting Started

  1. Project Overview
  2. Features & Objectives
  3. Installation Guide
  4. Usage Guide

🏗 Development & Architecture

  1. System Architecture & Design
  2. Implementation Details

🛠 Testing & Enhancements

  1. Testing & Quality Assurance
  2. Future Enhancements

🤝 Community & Contributions

  1. Contributing Guidelines
  2. Discussions & Support

📜 Legal & References

  1. License & References

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