Sign Language Glove V1
From: Void*Temp - 09/30/2010
By: Kendall L. Lowrey

There's two options to go about sign language translation, but both need to
measure a person’s hand movements. This can be done visually or mechanically;
because it’d be a bit lame to have to carry around video cameras and
computers necessary to do the processing, my group went with a glove based
system. By the by, ‘my group’ consisted of a few buds in CMU’s Biomedical
Engineering Design Capstone class: Allen Ambulo, Andrew S.D. Tsai, Michelle
Lin, Sherry Huang, and Eric Wideburg. We also had the awesome Professors Dr.
Conrad Zapanta, and Dr. James Antaki. 

Read the entire article at:
http://www.clloks.com/?p=8

Links:
Conrad Zapanta
http://www.bme.cmu.edu/people/conrad.html

James Antaki
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/antaki/

Jim Kramer's Talking Glove
http://www.stanford.edu/group/rrd/TTran/glove.html