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This is the avatar and animation set created for the Auslan Communication Technologies Pipeline project. It is the core of the demo presented in Zelenskaya et al., 2023, however the virtual smart home included in the demo was removed in this prototype, as it was created using third party assets. This prototype contains: 1) An Unreal Engine project with the Zelda avatar as it was used in the demo; 2) Models and scripts for recognising emblematic gestures inspired by Auslan signs, disambiguating from context, assembling a command, executing the command, and generating an appropriate response from the avatar; 3) Instructions on setting up SplitCam to use a single webcam as input in two locations; 4) Instructions on connecting MediaPipe to Unreal Engine to run the prototype; 5) The required version of Python (3.9); 6) The Unreal Engine project we used to record Auslan signs through motion capture; and 7) Several backup versions of the avatar, and tracking, and HTTP communication, from previous iterations of the prototype.

Issued: 2024

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Visual-gestural Interface for Auslan Virtual Assistant

local : UQ:7eabd69

Zelenskaya, Maria, Whittington, Scott, Lyons, Julie, Vogel, Adele and Korte, Jessica (2023). Visual-gestural Interface for Auslan Virtual Assistant. New York, NY, USA: ACM. doi: 10.1145/3610541.3614566

What Factors Motivate Culturally Deaf People to Want Assistive Technologies?

local : UQ:4d83854

Vogel, Adele and Korte, Jessica L (2024). What Factors Motivate Culturally Deaf People to Want Assistive Technologies?. New York, NY, USA: ACM. doi: 10.1145/3613905.3650871

What do Deaf people want in a smart assistant?

local : UQ:37ad66f

Korte, Jessica and Lyons, Julie (2023). What do Deaf people want in a smart assistant?. TEDxUQ, St Lucia, QLD Australia, 13 August 2022. The University of Queensland.

A plan for developing an Auslan communication technologies pipeline

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Korte, Jessica, Bender, Axel, Gallasch, Guy, Wiles, Janet and Back, Andrew (2020). A plan for developing an Auslan communication technologies pipeline. ECCV 2020: Computer Vision – ECCV 2020 Workshops, Glasgow, Scotland, 23–28 August, 2020. Cham, Switzerland: Springer International Publishing. doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-66096-3_19

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