Edge-Optimized YOLOv11n Model Targets Offline Nigerian Sign Language Recognition

A new arXiv paper presents an edge-optimized YOLOv11n architecture for offline recognition of Nigerian sign language alphanumeric gestures, addressing heavy compute demands of existing models.

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2026-11-03 05:00 · arXiv cs.CV
Edge-Optimized YOLOv11n Architecture for Offline Recognition of Nigerian Sign Language Alphanumeric Gestures

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