The idea introduces a system for facilitating communication between the deaf and the non-signing community through a wearable device called IoT based Sign-to-Speech Converter System. The System consist of glove & it utilizes Internet of Things (IoT) technology to bridge the communication gap by translating sign language (gestures) into spoken language in real-time. The core functionality of the system is augmented by seamless integration with an Android application, enhancing user experience and accessibility. The proposed system leverages a combination of sensors embedded within the glove to capture intricate hand movements and gestures commonly used in sign language. These data are transmitted wirelessly to a central processing unit, to interpret the gestures and generates corresponding spoken language output. The Android application serves as a user interface, allowing for customization of settings and additional features such as text-based communication. Effectiveness and practicality of the proposed system have been demonstrated, opening-up new avenues for inclusive communication and empowerment of the deaf community.
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Devyani Pravin Nagarale (2024) studied this question.
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