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Bridging Communication Gaps: Sign Language Recognition with Deep Learning

AkhileshK Sharma, Barbhudhe · 2025
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Sign Language recongnition is getting more and more attention of the researchers due to its widespread applicability in many fileds. Conversation between both the deaf and the general population is becoming exceedingly challenging, and there is no reputable translator accessible in society to aid. This program enables real- time voice and signal language translation, in distinctive : 1. Recognizing male or female signals 2. Establishing a system learning model for interpreting image-to-text data. 3. Seeking innovative terms Four. 4. Constructing Sentences.5. After creating all of the content. 6. Is to obtain the audio output. The goal of this research is yto develop a framework for potential sign language interpreter who could also translate conversations between sign languages into written and spoken English. If there had a translator like this, it would be much easier for many deaf and partially deaf people to interact with others in everyday situations.
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