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Keynote: Empowering Accessibility Through Kubernetes: The Future of Real-Time Sign Language Interpretation

name:Rob Koch
github:robcube
slides:none on file

Demonstrates a real-time sign‑to‑speech system deployed on Kubernetes that uses CubeFlow pipelines, computer‑vision landmark extraction via MediaPipe/MM Labs, and kserve for optimized inference while consulting LLMs to resolve context (e.g., Austin vs Albany). Shows X/Y/Z hand landmarks, shift-and-scale normalization, multiple camera angles to fix P vs Q errors, and a live demo that successfully outputs spoken phrases. Argues Kubernetes handles video+AI scaling and GPU/CPU placement but stresses data collection and view diversity as the current bottlenecks.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:03Challenges in sign recognition
  3. 2:52Kubeflow for ML workflows
  4. 4:04AI processing architecture
  5. 7:08Kubernetes orchestration
  6. 9:06Demo and data optimization
  7. 11:36Authenticity in training
  8. 13:34Roadmap and conclusion
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