This Technology for Deaf People Translates Voices Into Sign Language
Daniel Fernando Chia Prieto — June 22, 2016 — Tech
References: start-up.pe & facebook
Voz3D is project that was created to facilitate communication with a new technology for deaf people with a voice translator to Peruvian sign language.
This software uses Google Translate to save the voice to text and then with a blender program, export the message into a 3D animation doing the sign language for deaf people. This project was a winner in a first Hackathon for the Peruvian Ministry of Education and belongs to a 4th-generation start-up Peru business social program of the Peruvian ministry of production and innovate Peru, which compromised to finance the project.
On this year, the project is working on creating a library of words in sign language. The team Voz3D expects that their project will be working officially the next year for a school for deaf people.
This software uses Google Translate to save the voice to text and then with a blender program, export the message into a 3D animation doing the sign language for deaf people. This project was a winner in a first Hackathon for the Peruvian Ministry of Education and belongs to a 4th-generation start-up Peru business social program of the Peruvian ministry of production and innovate Peru, which compromised to finance the project.
On this year, the project is working on creating a library of words in sign language. The team Voz3D expects that their project will be working officially the next year for a school for deaf people.
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Voice-to-sign Translation — Opportunity for developing technology that translates spoken language into sign language for better communication with the deaf community.
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3D Animation for Sign Language — Innovation in using 3D animation to accurately represent sign language movements and enhance communication for deaf individuals.
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Library of Sign Language Words — Creating a comprehensive library of sign language words to improve accessibility and facilitate communication with deaf individuals.
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Assistive Technology — Developing and improving technologies that aid individuals with disabilities, such as voice-to-sign translation systems.
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Animation and Entertainment — Utilizing 3D animation technology to create realistic representations of sign language movements for educational and entertainment purposes.
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Education — Implementing the library of sign language words in educational institutions for deaf students, enhancing their learning experience and inclusivity.
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