Reliability Assessment of a Hardware Device. A Use Case Study of a Text-to-Braille Translator
Marius Misaroş, Dan Ioan Gota, Ovidiu Petru Stan, Liviu Cristian Miclea · 2024
It is imperative to streamline and enhance the daily lives of individuals with visual impairments. One of the most crucial elements of a fulfilling and satisfying existence is the capacity to engage in effective interpersonal communication. Communication between a blind person and a person who is deaf or deafblind can be achieved through a variety of means. One potential solution is the provision of an interpreter, or the use of lip-reading or sign language. This project has developed an alternative method for achieving this without the necessity of another individual's presence. This can facilitate greater independence and a notable enhancement in self-assurance. Moreover, individuals without disabilities have the option of learning Braille in conjunction with their relatives and family members, thereby enhancing their communication with loved ones. The application, which translates words, is straightforward to use and can be utilized by any individual, regardless of age. An analysis of the reliability of the system was conducted based on the developed system to ascertain the traceability of the system's capabilities. A calculation was performed based on the capabilities of the components in order to determine the reliability of the entire system. In light of these considerations, the optimal solution to this problem is the Braille translator, a project that translates text into a readable system for individuals who are blind or deafblind.