SignTutor: An Interactive System for Sign Language Tutoring

Authors:
Oya Aran;Ismail Ari;Lale Akarun;Bülent Sankur;Alexandre Benoit;Alice Caplier;Pavel Campr;Ana Huerta Carrillo;François-Xavier Fanard
Affiliations:
Boğaziçi University;Boğaziçi University;Boğaziçi University;Boğaziçi University;GIPSA-Lab;GIPSA-Lab;University of West Bohemia in Pilse;Technical University of Madrid;Université Catholique de Louvain
Venue:
IEEE MultiMedia
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Language learning can only advance with practice and corrective feedback. The interactive system, SignTutor, evaluates users' signing and gives multimodal feedback to help improve signing.