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Presents an offline system that translates Indian Sign Language, improving communication for the hearing impaired and suggesting enhanced privacy.
Communication barriers persist for hearing and speech-impaired individuals due to the lack of real-time, offline, bidirectional Indian Sign Language (ISL) translation tools. This paper presents SignBridge, an offline bidirectional system supporting Sign-to-Text/Speech and Text-to-Sign translation. MediaPipe is used for extracting hand and pose landmarks, while a TensorFlow-based hybrid CNN– Transformer model performs dynamic gesture recognition. A full-stack implementation using React.js and Flask ensures real-time interaction, and an avatar-based rendering module generates visual sign outputs. The system is designed for low- resource environments with improved privacy and reduced dependency on internet connectivity.
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