Observed arrival · 2026-08-31
Ergaa’s Coordinate Protocol for Ethiopian Sign Language
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A technical landing page proposing low-bandwidth Ethiopian Sign Language-to-Amharic communication through skeletal coordinate streams instead of ordinary video.
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The proposed workflow keeps computer-vision processing on the device, then sends quantized landmark data rather than a conventional video stream. The displayed example includes 21 landmark points for each hand, facial-expression points, motion vectors, frame sequencing, and microsecond timestamps. The page also shows a WebRTC DataChannel configuration and an EthSL–Amharic syntax layer, while its latency, privacy, and compliance figures remain claims presented by the project rather than independently established results.
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