Hand Sign To Text Conversion Using ML

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Authors: Sonia Waghmare, Praveen Rathod, Ved Satdeve, Rohit Gaware, Ritesh Khapare
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Abstract

Hand sign language is an essential form of communication for individuals with hearing impairments. However, the language barrier between sign language users and non-sign language users often hinders effective communication. This paper presents a novel approach to bridge this gap by developing a system that translates hand signs into text using machine learning techniques, augmented with a built-in voice output. The system includes a voice output feature that is built-in to improve the user experience. Real-time communication is made possible once the hand sign has been identified and translated into text by the system, which also produces a corresponding audio output. Text-to-speech algorithms are used to synthesise the voice output, which gives non-sign language users a spoken version of the sign language message.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Hand Gesture Recognition Systems Hearing Impairment and Communication Interactive and Immersive Displays

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
1 January 2026