A research team has developed an artificial intelligence-powered ring equipped with micro-sonar technology that can continuously and in real time track finger-spelling in American Sign Language (ASL).

Harshith Nelabhotla, an Ohio student, has earned recognition for developing a 'Real-Time ASL Word Recognition System,' a project that brings artificial intelligence to American Sign Language (ASL).

For centuries, scientists believed that words are essentially random sounds that are given meaning. For example, there’s nothing about the sound of the word “dog” that tells you what it means—it’s ...

Olivia Rusin-Tindall said she first got into sign language when she was about 11, while visiting with her grandmother and friends in Florida. A number of those ladies were deaf, and they taught Olivia ...

Young Scientist Lab identifies Harshith Nelabhotla as the ‘2026 Ohio State Merit Winner’ in its list of State Merit Winners. His project is titled ‘Real-Time ASL Word Recognition System.’ The listing ...