Tech Paper 2022: This paper presents an Android TV-based sign language education app using AI and machine vision to help deaf children and their families communicate and learn together.
Abstract
More than 90% of deaf children are born into hearing families. Unless the family learns sign language together, deaf children easily become isolated and may receive inadequate home education. This is the first social barrier deaf children must face.
To solve the above social problem, EQ4ALL designed a sign language education application for Google’s Android TV platform in partnership with KT skylife, leading IP converged direct to home (DTH) broadcaster.
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