Indian Sign Language Detection for Real-Time Translation using Machine Learning
Rajat Singhal, Jatin Gupta, Akhil Sharma, Anushka Gupta, Navya Sharma

TL;DR
This paper presents a real-time Indian Sign Language detection system using CNNs, achieving 99.95% accuracy, to improve communication for deaf communities in India.
Contribution
The study develops a high-accuracy, real-time ISL translation system leveraging CNNs and MediaPipe, tailored for the Indian context where such solutions are scarce.
Findings
Achieved 99.95% classification accuracy on ISL dataset.
Integrated MediaPipe for real-time hand tracking and gesture recognition.
Demonstrated system's effectiveness through comprehensive performance metrics.
Abstract
Gestural language is used by deaf & mute communities to communicate through hand gestures & body movements that rely on visual-spatial patterns known as sign languages. Sign languages, which rely on visual-spatial patterns of hand gestures & body movements, are the primary mode of communication for deaf & mute communities worldwide. Effective communication is fundamental to human interaction, yet individuals in these communities often face significant barriers due to a scarcity of skilled interpreters & accessible translation technologies. This research specifically addresses these challenges within the Indian context by focusing on Indian Sign Language (ISL). By leveraging machine learning, this study aims to bridge the critical communication gap for the deaf & hard-of-hearing population in India, where technological solutions for ISL are less developed compared to other global sign…
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