/LIP-READING-AI

LIP READING-AI is an AI system that interprets lip movements from video to text in real-time, enhancing communication for the hearing-impaired and deaf, and improving security and interaction in noisy or masked situations. Utilizing advanced deep learning models, it offers pre-trained solutions and customizable tools for various applications.

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LIP READING-AI

Welcome to the LIP READING-AI repository! This project focuses on developing an artificial intelligence system capable of reading lips from video inputs. Leveraging state-of-the-art machine learning techniques and deep learning models, our system aims to improve communication accessibility, particularly for the hearing-impaired community.

Features

  • Deep Learning Models: Utilizes advanced neural networks for accurate lip reading.
  • Video Processing: Efficient video preprocessing and feature extraction.
  • Pre-trained Models: Includes pre-trained models for immediate use.
  • Custom Training: Provides tools for training models on custom datasets.
  • Extensive Documentation: Comprehensive guides and tutorials for setup, usage, and customization.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.7+
  • TensorFlow 2.x
  • OpenCV
  • Other dependencies listed in requirements.txt

Dataset and pre-trained model

Installation

Clone the repository and install the required dependencies:

In bash:

Model Archietecture(Sample)

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Usage

  • Facilitates communication in masked situations by focusing on visible lip movements for speech interpretation, helping both the hearing-impaired and deaf.
  • Augments surveillance systems by interpreting silent video footage to understand conversations without audio.
  • Aids in monitoring sensitive areas by reading lips from video feeds where audio is unclear or unavailable.
  • Enhances virtual assistants and customer service systems by incorporating lip-reading capabilities for better user interaction, especially for the deaf.
  • Supports language learners and individuals in speech therapy, including deaf people, by demonstrating the formation of words on lips.
  • Assists law enforcement in decoding silent video footage to gather crucial evidence from lip movements.
  • Improves user experience in media consumption by providing subtitles based on lip reading in noisy environments.
  • and a lot more ...

Acknowledgments

We would like to thank the contributors and the open-source community for their valuable work and support.