Android-based sign language conversion using message service system
R. Bhavadharani, R. Gunasundari · 2025
Deaf and dumb people are in closed-off, reclusive culture, and their numbers are constantly rising. People who are dumb and deaf do not, therefore, have typical options for communication. Uneducated, deaf, and dumb people have a difficult time communicating with other members of society. Humans need to communicate since it is crucial to their survival. There is a focus on communication as a life skill. We present our work with a primary focus on helping those who are disabled while keeping these crucial words in mind. Our work facilitates better communication with the dumb and deaf. In order to incorporate illiterate deaf-dumb persons into society, we introduce an integrated Android keyboard application in this article. The majority of the time, deaf people converse via sign language. On one end of the communication channel, a deaf person first types in sign language, which is then transformed into text (both English and Tamil) on the other end of the channel. The sign language inputted by the speaking party will be transformed into text. A deaf person can effortlessly interact with hearing people anywhere by utilizing this program.