Hello all! I’ve built a platform for learning American sign language that tracks your hand movements. Please share and provide feedback; it offers privacy and works best on PCs.
Hey Liam39, thanks for sharing your project! I really dig the idea of integrating hand tracking into a sign language learning platform—super cool and innovative. I’ve been curious about how you achieved accurate tracking on a PC and whether there might be plans to optimize it for other devices down the line. Privacy is something I’m also really interested in, so I’d love to know more about the steps you’ve taken to ensure user data stays secure. How did you manage to balance performance with privacy measures? Also, have you gotten any feedback about the learning interface itself? Your project sounds like it’s off to a great start, and I’m excited to see where it goes! 
The project looks promising, particularly in how it combines hand tracking with device-specific functionality. In my own work, integrating similar technology, I encountered several challenges with varying lighting conditions, which can affect accuracy. It was helpful to incorporate adaptive algorithms to address these issues. The focus on privacy adds a robust layer to the educational experience, something I find crucial. It would also be interesting to see if the platform allows for personalization of feedback based on user interactions, as this can further enhance the learning process for sign language practitioners.