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Gestualis is an AI-driven framework that interprets sign language from visual sources, converting it into spoken or written language in real time. Using advanced computer vision and deep learning, it accurately recognizes hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements for precise translation. Adaptable for accessibility tools, real-time translation, and education, it also supports user-defined signs, ensuring inclusivity across linguistic regions.
In order to get started, install gestualis with:
pip install gestualis
or if there is no virtual environment being used then:
py -m pip install gestualis
This module can:
from gestualis import HandDetector
h = HandDetector()
res = h.capture()
h.store(res, "name_of_gesture")
from gestualis import HandDetector
h = HandDetector()
res = h.capture()
h.check(res)
from gestualis import HandDetector
h = HandDetector()
res = h.livefeed()
print(res)
The livefeed method has been put in as a rudimentary example only. Best use case of this module would be to take it and edit it yourself and try out things
FAQs
Gestualis is an AI-driven framework that interprets sign language from visual sources, converting it into spoken or written language in real time. Using advanced computer vision and deep learning, it accurately recognizes hand gestures, facial expressions, and body movements for precise translation. Adaptable for accessibility tools, real-time translation, and education, it also supports user-defined signs, ensuring inclusivity across linguistic regions.
We found that gestualis demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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