Geethu G Nath

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Geethu G Nath is a researcher dedicated to bridging communication gaps through assistive technology, with a primary focus on sign language recognition and human-computer interaction. Her most influential work, "Real time sign language interpreter" (2017), has garnered 35 citations and addresses the critical need for accessible communication tools for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. This research explores gesture-based interfaces that extend beyond assistive applications to include smart home controls and electronic device management. In her complementary study, "Embedded sign language interpreter system for deaf and dumb people" (2017, 14 citations), Nath developed a practical, device-based solution that translates hand and finger symbols into understandable messages for hearing individuals. This embedded system represents a tangible step toward real-world deployment, combining hardware and software to facilitate seamless interaction between sign language users and the broader population. Nath's work stands at the intersection of embedded systems, computer vision, and social impact, demonstrating how engineering innovation can directly improve quality of life. Her contributions highlight the potential of gesture recognition technology to create more inclusive environments, making her research particularly relevant for students and engineers interested in accessible design and human-centered computing.