Design & Analyses of a Novel Real Time Kurdish Sign Language for Kurdish Text and Sound Translation System

Abstract

The most used code for communication by deaf and dumb people is Sign Language, which involves several gestures where each has a particular meaning. Many researchers and commercial firms seek to help the lifestyle of science in various areas of life for deaf people. Except for necessary steps dealing with only ten integer numeric values or essential Kurdish alphabet representation, there is no adequate Kurdish sign language. This research aims to study and examine a new system to be developed based on the concepts of a system of sign language for Kurdish writings and spoken translation. The proposed approach deems to be acting to interpret signs for a better life for the deaf and the public. The framework proposed falls into three phases: video processing, creation of patterns, and discrimination, and translation of the text. This technique depends on a translator's structure trained in the Kurdish sign language, mainly in the standard Kurdish sign language, and the domain expert's signature gesture.