Analysis shows over 92% accuracy in recognizing ASL gestures across lighting conditions, indicating a new approach to aid communication for the hearing-impaired.
This paper presents a deep learning-based system for real-time recognition of American Sign Language (ASL) gestures, including alphabets, digits, and common expressions. Using a modular pipeline—data acquisition, OpenCV preprocessing, MediaPipe Hands feature extraction, CNN classification in TensorFlow, and real-time text conversion—the system achieves over 92% accuracy across varied lighting and hand orientations at 30 FPS with a model under 1 MB. This approach addresses the shortage of interpreters and helps bridge communication gaps for the hearing-impaired community.
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