Hands That Speak: Building an AI Sign Language Translator
Part of ASCD Annual ConferencePresented by Patricio Eguiluz Beltrán | SOCRATES HUGO GALLARDO LOPEZ | Santiago Nuño | Leonardo Rodriguez
Monday 29 June 2026·3:15 pm
Students from grades 6–9 present their project: an AI-powered sign language translator built with a microcontroller and camera vision. This session highlights how students learn coding, machine learning, and empathy by designing inclusive technology. Attendees will explore the prototype, understand the process, and take resources to replicate it.
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