Smart Glove for Impaired People to Convert Sign into Voice with Text
Natarajan Vijayaraj, M. Nalini, A. Mary Joy Kinol, R. M. Bommi · 2023
The Smart Glove for Sign Language Translation is an innovative technology that has the potential to improve communication for people who are speech and hearing impaired. The glove uses flex detectors and accelerometers to detect sign language gestures, which are then converted into spoken language that can be understood by others. One of the key advantages of this technology is its portability, enabling users to communicate easily and conveniently anytime and anywhere. The glove also uses Bluetooth technology to wirelessly communicate with an Android phone, which can be used to convert signs into written or spoken language. Despite its potential benefits, there are still some limitations that need to be addressed. The glove may not accurately recognize all sign language gestures, leading to misinterpretation of the user's intended meaning. Additionally, the cost of the technology may be prohibitive for many individuals, especially those living in developing countries. Despite these limitations, the Smart Glove for Sign Language Translation proposed a positive step forward in improving communication for speech and hearing impaire individuals. As technology continues to advance, it islikely that i will see further improvements in this area, resulting in even more efficient and cost-effective solutions. Ultimately, these advancements have the potential to significantly enhance the quality of life for people with speech and hearing impairments, enabling them to better communicate and connect with others.