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Peter Pazmany Catholic University

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Corpus Augmentation for Sign Language Translation via LLM-Guided Video Stitching

Jun 10, 2026

This work addresses the challenge of sign language translation, which suffers from scarce high-quality parallel video-text data and poor generalization on long-tail vocabulary and unseen structures. The authors propose a corpus augmentation method that requires no additional annotations, external videos, or generative models: hand gesture clips are extracted from existing annotated videos, paired with sentences generated by a large language model (LLM), and randomly concatenated to synthesize new RGB video–text pairs. Notably, abrupt visual transitions between segments act as an implicit regularizer, outperforming smooth transitions. Integrating CTC alignment, LLM-guided sentence generation, and multimodal representation transformation, the approach achieves a 2.92 BLEU-4 improvement over the GFSLT-VLP baseline under the same training framework, surpassing the previous state-of-the-art result by 0.98 BLEU-4.

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KAYRA: A Microservice Architecture for AI-Assisted Karyotyping with Cloud and On-Premise Deployment

Apr 29, 2026

This study addresses the limitations of conventional karyotype analysis—namely, low efficiency, insufficient automation, and challenges in balancing privacy preservation with flexible clinical deployment. The authors propose the first end-to-end, containerized microservice-based AI-assisted karyotyping system, integrating EfficientNet-B5 with U-Net for semantic segmentation, Mask R-CNN for instance detection, and a ResNet-18 classifier. Innovatively, the system employs a cascaded region-of-interest (ROI) focusing strategy and a human-in-the-loop review workflow, enabling dual-mode deployment on both cloud and local infrastructure. Evaluated on 459 chromosomes, the system achieves a segmentation accuracy of 98.91%, with classification and orientation accuracies of 89.1% and 89.76%, respectively—significantly outperforming traditional methods and existing AI approaches—and attains Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6.

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The impact of tactile sensor configurations on grasp learning efficiency -- a comparative evaluation in simulation

Jan 15, 2026

This study addresses the lack of systematic investigation into how tactile sensor placement and density influence learning efficiency in robotic grasping. For the first time, the authors systematically evaluate six tactile sensor configurations within a multi-physics simulation environment using a dual-simulation setup to assess performance in reinforcement learning–based grasping tasks. The results demonstrate that specific sensor layouts consistently enhance both learning efficiency and grasp stability across varying simulation conditions. These findings offer a generalizable optimization strategy for tactile perception design in robotic hands and prosthetic devices, providing actionable insights for improving dexterous manipulation through informed sensor arrangement.

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Corpus Augmentation for Sign Language Translation via LLM-Guided Video Stitching

Jun 10, 2026

This work addresses the challenge of sign language translation, which suffers from scarce high-quality parallel video-text data and poor generalization on long-tail vocabulary and unseen structures. The authors propose a corpus augmentation method that requires no additional annotations, external videos, or generative models: hand gesture clips are extracted from existing annotated videos, paired with sentences generated by a large language model (LLM), and randomly concatenated to synthesize new RGB video–text pairs. Notably, abrupt visual transitions between segments act as an implicit regularizer, outperforming smooth transitions. Integrating CTC alignment, LLM-guided sentence generation, and multimodal representation transformation, the approach achieves a 2.92 BLEU-4 improvement over the GFSLT-VLP baseline under the same training framework, surpassing the previous state-of-the-art result by 0.98 BLEU-4.

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KAYRA: A Microservice Architecture for AI-Assisted Karyotyping with Cloud and On-Premise Deployment

Apr 29, 2026

This study addresses the limitations of conventional karyotype analysis—namely, low efficiency, insufficient automation, and challenges in balancing privacy preservation with flexible clinical deployment. The authors propose the first end-to-end, containerized microservice-based AI-assisted karyotyping system, integrating EfficientNet-B5 with U-Net for semantic segmentation, Mask R-CNN for instance detection, and a ResNet-18 classifier. Innovatively, the system employs a cascaded region-of-interest (ROI) focusing strategy and a human-in-the-loop review workflow, enabling dual-mode deployment on both cloud and local infrastructure. Evaluated on 459 chromosomes, the system achieves a segmentation accuracy of 98.91%, with classification and orientation accuracies of 89.1% and 89.76%, respectively—significantly outperforming traditional methods and existing AI approaches—and attains Technology Readiness Level (TRL) 6.

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The impact of tactile sensor configurations on grasp learning efficiency -- a comparative evaluation in simulation

Jan 15, 2026

This study addresses the lack of systematic investigation into how tactile sensor placement and density influence learning efficiency in robotic grasping. For the first time, the authors systematically evaluate six tactile sensor configurations within a multi-physics simulation environment using a dual-simulation setup to assess performance in reinforcement learning–based grasping tasks. The results demonstrate that specific sensor layouts consistently enhance both learning efficiency and grasp stability across varying simulation conditions. These findings offer a generalizable optimization strategy for tactile perception design in robotic hands and prosthetic devices, providing actionable insights for improving dexterous manipulation through informed sensor arrangement.

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