Google Sign Language Reader Wins at Future Lions
Movements Are Translated into Words
Published On
Jun 17, 2014
Editor's Pick
The Berghs School of Communication won big at AKQA's Future Lions in Cannes this year. Amongst its many shortlisted students were winners David Svedenström and Ludwig Hallstensson. The duo introduced "Google Gesture," which uses electromyography to measure muscles movement while communicating in sign language. it then translates the gestures into words.
To see the other winners and learn more about this year's AKQA's Future Lions read the story on adage.com
