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Abstract
Table of Content
Introduction
Problem Statement
Existing System
Proposed System
Objectives
System Architecture
Major Functional Modules
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Future Enhancement
Conclusion
References
Abstract
Table of Content
Chapter 1 — Introduction
Chapter 2 — Literature Review / System Study
Chapter 3 — System Analysis
Chapter 4 — System Design
Chapter 5 — System Implementation
Chapter 6 — Testing
Chapter 7 — Results and Discussion
Chapter 8 — Conclusion and Future Enhancements
Chapter 9 — References
SignBridge — Sign Language to Text & Text to Sign Language System is a full-stack MERN web application developed for sign-language learning, communication, and gesture-based recognition. The application provides two major conversion workflows: Text to Sign and Sign to Text.
In the Text to Sign module, users enter a word or phrase and the application searches its internally managed sign dictionary to display the corresponding sign image or SVG. In the Sign to Text module, users perform a hand sign in front of a webcam. MediaPipe Hand Landmarker extracts hand landmarks in the browser, and a custom k-nearest neighbors (kNN) classifier compares the landmark vector with recognition samples stored in MongoDB to predict the matching sign.
The platform also includes a sign dictionary, categories, favorites, learning mode, webcam-based practice quizzes, conversion history, user profile management, feedback, public sign exploration, admin recognition-sample capture, and a complete administrative control panel.
SignBridge does not depend on a paid external sign-language translation API. The sign dictionary and recognition workflow are maintained internally through database records, uploaded media, and captured hand-landmark training samples.
This project is suitable for B.Tech, M.Tech, BCA, MCA, BE, ME, BSc, MSc, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Web Development, and Computer Science students who need a practical final year project, major project, or minor project based on sign language recognition, gesture recognition, accessibility, MediaPipe, kNN classification, MERN stack development, webcam processing, and MongoDB.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
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| Password | Admin@123 |
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
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| Password | User@123 |
Only regular users are shown in the primary user-management list.
Category deletion is blocked when signs still reference that category.
The administrator controls the training dataset used for Sign-to-Text recognition.
Recognition samples contain a 63-number hand landmark vector linked to a sign.
Admin can monitor conversion activity across the platform.
The complete Admin Panel includes Dashboard, Users, Categories, Sign Dictionary, Recognition Data, Practice Pool, Conversions, Feedback, Brand Settings and Admin Profile modules.
The Sign to Text module lets users perform signs in front of their webcam and convert recognized gestures into text.
Features include:
A stable recognition is stored as a sign_to_text conversion.
The Text to Sign module converts supported text into sign-language media.
Successful Text-to-Sign lookups create a text_to_sign conversion record.
The Practice module provides webcam-based sign exercises.
The practice pool is controlled by the administrator.
Supported feedback statuses:
Users can also view admin responses when provided.
User Opens Sign to Text
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Browser Webcam Starts
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MediaPipe Hand Landmarker
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Hand Landmarks Extracted
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63-D Landmark Vector
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Load Recognition Samples
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k-Nearest Neighbors Classification
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Frame Predictions
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Stable Label Across Frames
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Recognized Sign Converted to Text
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Conversion Saved to History
MediaPipe performs hand-landmark extraction in the browser while the custom kNN classifier compares the resulting landmark vector with recognition samples stored in MongoDB.
User Enters Word
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Normalize Input
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Search Active Sign Dictionary
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Matching Sign Found?
↙ ↘
Yes No
↓ ↓
Display Sign Show Not Available
Image / SVG
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Save Text-to-Sign
Conversion History
The SignBridge recognition system uses:
This is a lightweight machine-learning approach designed around controlled sign classes rather than a paid translation service.
signbridge_token cookieAuthentication endpoints use rate limiting:
requireRole('admin')The current project does not implement email verification, forgot-password email recovery, 2FA, or full account lockout beyond rate limiting.
| Layer | Technology |
|---|---|
| Frontend | React 19 |
| Build Tool | Vite 8 |
| Routing | React Router 7 |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS 4 |
| HTTP Client | Axios |
| Recognition | MediaPipe Tasks Vision |
| Hand Detection | MediaPipe Hand Landmarker |
| Classifier | Custom k-Nearest Neighbors |
| Feature Vector | 63-dimensional hand landmarks |
| Backend | Node.js |
| Backend Framework | Express 4 |
| Database | MongoDB |
| ODM | Mongoose 8 |
| Authentication | JWT |
| Password Hashing | bcryptjs |
| Auth Cookie | HTTP-only Cookie |
| Security | Helmet, CORS, express-rate-limit, express-validator |
| Uploads | Multer |
| Storage | Local disk |
| Development | Node Watch + Vite |
The project uses React, Vite, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Mongoose, MediaPipe, custom kNN classification, JWT, bcrypt, Multer and Tailwind CSS.
First, download the required data folder from Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-1wc_1GRaw6OUlFynQjhykxHljmY4nPS/view?usp=sharing
After downloading:
data folder.server folder.The structure should look like:
SignBridge – Sign Language to Text & Text to Sign Language System
│
├── client
│
└── server
├── data
├── node_modules
├── .env
└── ...
Important: The folder must be available as:
server\data
Do not rename or remove files from the data folder.
Open Command Prompt, PowerShell, or the VS Code terminal and run:
cd "C:\Project\MERN Projects\SignBridge – Sign Language to Text & Text to Sign Language System"
cd server
npm install
Wait until all backend dependencies are installed successfully.
cd ../client
npm install
Wait until the installation is complete.
Go back to the server folder:
cd ../server
Create the .env file from .env.example.
copy .env.example .env
Copy-Item .env.example .env
cp .env.example .env
Now open:
server\.env
and configure the required environment variables.
For local MongoDB, use:
MONGODB_URI=mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/signbridge
Keep any other required values according to the .env.example file.
Make sure MongoDB is installed and running on your computer.
The project uses the following local MongoDB database:
mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/signbridge
If MongoDB is installed as a Windows service, ensure the service is running before continuing.
From the server folder, run:
npm run seed
After the seed process completes, verify the seeded data:
npm run seed:verify
Make sure both commands complete successfully.
From the server folder, run:
npm run dev
Backend will run at:
http://localhost:5000
Keep this terminal running.
Open a new terminal window.
Go to the project client folder:
cd "C:\Project\MERN Projects\SignBridge – Sign Language to Text & Text to Sign Language System\client"
Then run:
npm run dev
Frontend will run at:
http://localhost:5173
Frontend
http://localhost:5173
Backend
http://localhost:5000
MongoDB
mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/signbridge
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
|
| Password | Admin@123 |
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
[email protected] |
|
| Password | User@123 |