John Carlo G. Torres, Roselie B. Alday
National University, Philippines
Lyceum of the Philippines University-Batangas
Asia Pacific Journal of
Management and
Sustainable Development
October 2024 Part 4
P-ISSN 2782-9332
E-ISSN 3028-2632
Abstract – This study presents the design and implementation of a smartphone-based image processing system aimed at translating sign language gestures into text in real-time. The primary objective was to create a platform that enhances communication between deaf individuals and non-sign language users through the accurate recognition of sign language gestures. Using Kotlin programming and MediaPipe, the system captures and processes gestures, converting them into readable text. The results demonstrated that the system is capable of recognizing and translating various sign language gestures with a high degree of accuracy and efficiency. The successful deployment of this system highlights its potential to break down communication barriers and offers a foundation for future improvements, including expanded sign language support and performance optimization for real-world applications.
Keywords – Real-time Gesture Recognition, Sign Language Translator, Smartphone Image Processing