The Smart Glove That Can Translate Sign Language Into Speech

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson

A team at UCLA has built technology into a glove that can recognize the hand movements from American Sign Language and translate those movements into spoken English in real time through a smartphone app. This may even get me to put down the Nintendo Power Glove (for a while). Plus: scientists in Australia say they can modify cotton to make its own color, without not-so-eco-friendly chemical dyes.

Wearable-tech glove translates sign language into speech in real time (UCLA)

CSIRO scientists discover how to grow coloured cotton, removing need for harmful chemical dyes (ABC.net.au)

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