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(Department of Computer Science at Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani, Dubai Campus, Dubai International Academic City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
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Sign languages differ fundamentally from spoken and written languages, with their own grammar, syntax, and three-dimensional expression involving hand gestures, facial expressions, body movements, and spatial relationships. These non-manual elements are crucial in conveying grammatical structures, nuances, and emotional tones, making sign languages uniquely complex communication systems.

This book provides a comprehensive foundation for understanding the linguistic structures of sign languages and explores the application of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques - ranging from classical machine learning to deep learning and generative AI - for developing effective sign language translation systems. It offers an end-to-end overview, covering linguistic fundamentals, available datasets, text-to-sign and speech-to-sign translation, vision-based sign recognition, pose estimation, and video-based sign language generation.

Dedicated chapters focus on model architectures, dataset curation strategies, evaluation metrics, benchmarking tools, and human-centered design approaches for accessible communication systems. Ethical considerations and responsible AI practices are also discussed to promote the development of inclusive and equitable sign language technologies.

Complemented by Python code examples, downloadable resources, and implementation insights, this book serves as a practical guide for researchers, engineers, students, and technology professionals aiming to develop AI-powered sign language systems. The multidisciplinary content also supports linguists, accessibility advocates, and application developers working on inclusive language technologies.

With its broad coverage and practical orientation, this book is suited to academic and industry professionals in artificial intelligence, computer vision, natural language processing, human-computer interaction, speech technology, and accessibility research, as well as students and early-career researchers seeking a well-rounded introduction to AI-driven sign language translation.

By bridging AI methodologies with real-world sign language applications, this book promotes the development of inclusive AI systems supporting communication accessibility for diverse populations.



In this book, the author takes a multidisciplinary approach combining insights from AI, linguistics, speech recognition and sign language studies to provide a holistic understanding of Generative AI for sign language translation and present innovative solutions to promote effective communication, accessibility and inclusivity.

Chapter 1: Introduction: Background and history of sign language
translation
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of sign language linguistics
Chapter 3: Sign language datasets
Chapter 4: Text translation in sign language
Chapter 5: Speech-to-sign language translation
Chapter 6: Generative AI models for sign language translation
Chapter 7: Vision-based sign recognition and pose estimation
Chapter 8: Sign language generation and video synthesis
Chapter 9: Evaluation metrics and benchmarking in sign language recognition,
translation, and generation
Chapter 10: Human-centered design and accessibility in sign language systems
Chapter 11: Responsible futures: ethics and emerging directions in sign
language AI
Appendix A:
Chapter-wise supplementary code listings and implementation
guide
Appendix B: Generative AI for sign language: recognition, translation, and
generation
Elakkiya Rajasekar is an assistant professor in Computer Science at Department of Computer Science, Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani, Dubai Campus. She specializes in generative AI and computer vision, applied to language technologies, healthcare, assistive systems, and other interdisciplinary domains. She has led 16 extra-mural funded research projects supported by agencies including DST-RFBR, DRDO, Royal Society UK, and others. She serves as chair of the Dubai ACM-W Chapter.