A narrow-band video communication system for the transmission of sign language over ordinary telephone lines.

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After a brief review of the origin and present state of sign-language as the principal means of communication among the deeply deaf, the main existing proposals for enabling telecommunications for this sub-community of handicapees are reviewed. Arising from this analysis, a new system is proposed, based on the transmission of a severely simplified image sequence, using extraction of contours to obtain the effect of a real-time animated cartoon drawn from the actual scene. Some preliminary experimental results are presented. -from Authors

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Abramatic, J. F., Letellier, P., & Nadler, M. (1983). A narrow-band video communication system for the transmission of sign language over ordinary telephone lines. Image Sequence Processing and Dynamic Scene Analysis, 314–336. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81935-3_15

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