CS297 ProposalI'm there for you - Sign Language Assistant.Charulata Lodha (charulatamahesh.lodha@sjsu.edu) Advisor: Dr. Chris Pollett Description: We are developing a prototype computer vision system to help the deaf and mute communicate in a shopping setting. Our goal system would use video feeds to recognize American Sign Language (ASL) gestures and notify shop clerks of deaf and mute patrons' intents. Our prototype will operate on videos created in Unity of 3D humanoid models in a shop setting performing ASL signs. This semester we wrote four short programs to help us towards development of our final system. Features: -Real time ASL hand gesture detection and interpretation from ASL to English speech. -Easily Integrable with any camera software. -Removes the dependability of human translators and makes communication easy for all people. Why : Between 6 and 8 million people in the United States have some form of language impairment [1]. American Sign Language (ASL) is the leading minority language in the U.S. after the "big four": Spanish, Italian, German, and French. Schedule:
Deliverables: The full project will be done when CS298 is completed. The following will be done by the end of CS297: 1. American Sign Language Alphabets Recognition Using Lenet-5 2. Sign Language Gesture Creation In A Shop Setting Using Animations In Unity 3. Humanoid Gesture Synthetic Dataset Creation In Unity 4. Bone Key Points Detection Using OpenPose And Studying Skeleton-Based Action Recognition 5. CS 297 Report References: [1] Statistics on Voice, Speech, and Language - NIDCD [2] Hundred basic ASL signs that are frequently used between parents and their young children [3] Humanoid Avatars |