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    Arabic Sign Language Recognition: A Review
    (Bayburt University, 2021) Alselwi, Ghadir Abdulhakim Abdo Abdullah; Taşcı, Tuğrul
    Sign language is the language used by deaf people to communicate with one another and with common people. An interpreter is typically required when an ordinary person wishes to communicate with a deaf person. Visual sign language recognition is a dynamic area of research in computer vision. A functional sign language recognition (SLR) system can provide an opportunity for a deaf person to communicate with non-signed persons without the need for an interpreter. It can be used to produce speech or text that makes the mute more autonomous. Arabic Sign Language Recognition (ArSLR) is an important area of study. It helps to eliminate barriers between the deaf and the community. This paper includes a review of the Arabic Sign Language Recognition System (ArSLRS). Present challenges and future research opportunities are also illustrated.