Welcome to the Sounce GitHub repository, an innovative application designed to empower individuals with limited hearing and speaking abilities to communicate effectively in society. π£οΈππ±
Originally conceived during an AI hackathon, Sounce emerged victorious. Today, with the generous support of the Synergy Science Park, we are actively developing our project and preparing to collaborate with UNICEF. We are on the lookout for partners and financial backing to further our mission. πΌπ°
Sounce leverages cutting-edge technology to bridge communication gaps. Here's how it operates:
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Gesture-Based Translation: Record a video of a person's gestures, and in real-time, receive translations from sign language to text or speech. πΉβπ€
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Text Input: Alternatively, you can input text, and Sounce will provide visual or audio representations of the desired information. πππΌοΈ
The primary function of Sounce is to facilitate translation between sign language and English, with future plans to expand the range of supported languages, both sign and verbal. ππ¨οΈ
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Meet the passionate individuals behind Sounce:
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Stepan Titarenko: Machine Learning Engineer, a second-year student at KNURE University (Software Engineering) and a first-year student at TechTalents. π€π
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Valentin Yuhimenko: Back-End Developer, a second-year student at KNURE University (Cybersecurity) and a first-year student at TechTalents. π»π‘οΈ
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Pylypenko Sergiy: Front-End Developer, a second-year student at KNURE University (Software Engineering). ππΌ
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Elvira Isaeva: Project Manager and Mobile Application Designer, a second-year student at KNURE University (Software Engineering). π±π¨
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Hanna Vozgryva: Business Analyst, a second-year student at KNURE University (Software Engineering). ππ
We are dedicated to making the world a more inclusive place through technology. Join us on this exciting journey to redefine communication for those with hearing and speech impairments. ππ€