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Instead of a human person telling a story, a 3D animation (puppet, robot) is used to render the sign language on screen for deaf  pepole,  - and without human intervention - 

i know that the The program should be a combination of translation software, and conversion software


i need steps to understand more or tutorial so i can understand the problem or
link for peaper to know the steps

sign language

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