SIGN TO SPEECH CONVERTER
Deepali Yewale, Shweta Jadhav, Sayali Mahale, Ruchika Bhor · International Journal of Advance Scientific Research and Engineering Trends · 2020
The paper is mainly focused on aiding the speech impaired and paralyzed persons.Person who unable to speak considered as truly disable.There are so many methods that they are using to communicate with normal people but the method we are using in this project is sign language.People who have difficulty in speaking with normal people, using a sign language to talk with but many people are not able to understand it .So we have developed a system named as "sign to speech converter" which will take sign signal as input and gives output in speech format.The main intent of the system is to properly recognize and translate gestures in speech as well as text.9 billion people in the world are deaf which quite large number to ignore is.So, the system contains flex sensors, microcontroller and the voice module.Flex sensor are placed on the fingers will sense the gesture and convert it into the speech by using microcontroller.