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Sign Language and Voice Translator with Chatbot Support

Author(s) Dr. Aruna J, Ms. Shanmathi Negha S, Ms. Sivaranjani M, Ms. Sri Tharshini M, Ms. Sruthi K, Ms. Subashini K
Country India
Abstract Language barriers usually become a problem in the effective communication between the hearing impaired and other people in the general population. In this regard, we are offering a Web-Based Sign Language and Voice Translator with Chatbot Support, which is aimed at offering free interaction in real-time among various users. The system uses the computer vision algorithms to identify and recognize the signs language gestures through a web camera and converts them to text or speech. On the other hand, user speech is translated by speech recognition and natural language processing (NLP) technology, and translated into hearing impaired user sign representation or text. An integrated chatbot system is a way of improving the interaction process through the use of contextualized dialogue, response automation, and access to information. The solution is also web-based and hence cross-platform, meaning that it can be accessed on any device that has internet connection, and it does not require specialized installations. The practice will develop inclusive communication technologies, which create accessibility, social inclusion, and reduce the gap between users of sign language and spoken language.
Keywords Sign Language Recognition, Voice-to-Text Translation, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Chatbot Integration, Speech Recognition, Gesture Recognition
Field Computer Applications
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-28
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.64929
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