TeleSign: a sign language telecommunication system

Chapin, William L.; Kramer, J.; Haas, Cathy; Leifer, Larry; Macken, Elisabeth

doi:10.1109/caapwd.1992.217411

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“…The prototype measured the position and movement of the fingers, and the entire orientation of the hand and each of its fingers. Using these data, it was possible to reconstruct and imitate a virtual hand that ultimately was displayed on a computer screen, thereby enabling communication between remote individuals with hearing and speech impairments (Chapin, Kramer, Haas, Leifer & Macken, 1992).…”

Section: Recognition Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tools Facilitating Communication for the Deaf

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There is a great deal of interest worldwide in serving people with diverse abilities and needs, especially in the fi eld of education. This implies a commitment to inclusion, empowerment and creating opportunities in a range of sectors. The deaf pose a considerable challenge to any proposal for inclusion and social integration, because their diffi culty aff ects communication. The purpose of this study is to contribute to theoretical refl ection on the development of communication tools that give the

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Section: Recognition Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%