GLaM-Sign: Greek Language Multimodal Lip Reading with Integrated Sign Language Accessibility
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| author | Kouremenos, Dimitris Ntalianis, Klimis |
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| contents | The Greek Language Multimodal Lip Reading with Integrated Sign Language Accessibility (GLaM-Sign) [1] is a groundbreaking resource in accessibility and multimodal AI, designed to support Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) individuals. Developed from the FEELIT project [2], it integrates high-resolution audio, video, textual transcriptions, and Greek Sign Language translations for applications like real-time sign language translation and enhanced subtitle synchronization. While its primary focus is on promoting inclusivity in the Greek tourism sector, its adaptability extends to education, healthcare, and public services. Future advancements will enhance word-level precision and scalability to additional languages, supported by advanced AI methodologies and collaborations with diverse stakeholders. This dataset underscores the transformative potential of multimodal resources in bridging communication gaps, fostering innovation, and setting a benchmark for ethical AI and inclusive technologies. |
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| spellingShingle | GLaM-Sign: Greek Language Multimodal Lip Reading with Integrated Sign Language Accessibility Kouremenos, Dimitris Ntalianis, Klimis Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence The Greek Language Multimodal Lip Reading with Integrated Sign Language Accessibility (GLaM-Sign) [1] is a groundbreaking resource in accessibility and multimodal AI, designed to support Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (DHH) individuals. Developed from the FEELIT project [2], it integrates high-resolution audio, video, textual transcriptions, and Greek Sign Language translations for applications like real-time sign language translation and enhanced subtitle synchronization. While its primary focus is on promoting inclusivity in the Greek tourism sector, its adaptability extends to education, healthcare, and public services. Future advancements will enhance word-level precision and scalability to additional languages, supported by advanced AI methodologies and collaborations with diverse stakeholders. This dataset underscores the transformative potential of multimodal resources in bridging communication gaps, fostering innovation, and setting a benchmark for ethical AI and inclusive technologies. |
| title | GLaM-Sign: Greek Language Multimodal Lip Reading with Integrated Sign Language Accessibility |
| topic | Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.05213 |