A lecturer at ENU has developed a system for recognizing the Kazakh sign language

Nurzada Amangeldy, a lecturer at the Faculty of Information Technology of L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, has developed an intelligent system for recognizing the Kazakh sign language.

Nurzada Amangeldy worked on the research for five years. The scientific project is based on artificial intelligence and is designed for people with hearing and speech impairments. The uniqueness of this system lies in its adaptation to the Kazakh sign language. During the development of the system, Nurzada Amangeldy prepared several variations of a single gesture, which were divided into groups by components. An artificial neural network model was created for each group.

Nurzada Amangeldy plans to commercialize her scientific development — she submitted an application to participate in the competition of the Science Fund of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Source: digitalbusiness.kz