Toward the Effective Animation of American Sign Language.
Sedgwick, Eric; Alkoby, Karen; Davidson, Mary Jo; Carter, Roymieco; Christopher, Juliet; Craft, Brock; Furst, Jacob; +9 Authors
Sedgwick, Eric; Alkoby, Karen; Davidson, Mary Jo; Carter, Roymieco; Christopher, Juliet; Craft, Brock; Furst, Jacob; Hinkle, Damien; Konie, Brian; Lancaster, Glenn; Luecking, Steve; Morris, Ashley; McDonald, John; Tomuro, Noriko; Toro, Jorge; Wolfe, Rosalee;
Toward the Effective Animation of American Sign Language.
American Sign Language (ASL) is the primary language used by the North American Deaf Community. We present our method for producing natural animations of fingerspelling, a functionally important subset of ASL. User testing demonstrates that our animations are readily identified by members of the deaf community.
Czech Republic
- University of West Bohemia Czech Republic
- Západočeská univerzita v Plzni (University of West Bohemia in Pilsen) Czech Republic
prstová abeceda, americký znakový jazyk, animation, fingerspelling, americká znaková řeč, animace, american sign language, prstové hláskování
prstová abeceda, americký znakový jazyk, animation, fingerspelling, americká znaková řeč, animace, american sign language, prstové hláskování
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