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Can smart glasses combined with acoustic sensors enable comprehensive ASL (American Sign Language) recognition of both hand markers and non-hand markers?

helpResearch questionSign Language Recognition and Sign Language Interaction

Can smart glasses combined with acoustic sensors enable comprehensive ASL (American Sign Language) recognition of both hand markers and non-hand markers?

IUI '23TransASL: A Smart Glass Based Comprehensive ASL Recognizer in Daily Life

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