Nafath Category: Nafath 27

- People who are deaf or hard of hearing often face challenges in fully understanding written subtitles in videos due to the differences between sign language and spoken language, each having unique grammar and structures. While many social media platforms provide...

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- Arabic Sign Language (ArSL) is a language used by the deaf community across Arab countries, but the lack of familiarity with ArSL among the hearing population often leads to social isolation for deaf individuals. The structural differences between ArSL and...

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- Sign language is a primary channel for the deaf and hard-hearing to communicate. Sign language consists of many signs with different variations in hand shapes, motion patterns, and positioning of hands, faces, and body parts. This makes sign language recognition...

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- Featuring machine learning algorithms for recognizing hand gesture patterns adjusted for individuals with disabilities is an expanding trend in assisted living. This paper addresses the challenge of interpreting the semantics of image-based hand gestures by...

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- Deaf and Hard of Hearing people use Sign Languages in the interaction among themselves and among hearing people. The automatic recognition of Static Two-Handed Asymmetrical signs is a hard operation, since it involves the implementation of complex processing...

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- In Turkey, around 3 million people have hearing impairments, and the shift to digital platforms during the pandemic has worsened accessibility challenges as websites and apps often ignore their needs. Research shows that 50% of hearing-impaired individuals...

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