Authors : Gaddala Finny Theophorus; Balwant Singh

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY2510

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Abstract : " Intersign Glove " is a groundbreaking innovation designed to address the communication barriers faced by the deaf and mute community. With the aim of revolutionizing traditional methods of communication, this paper introduces an innovative approach that utilizes gesture recognition technology to interpret Indian Sign Language (ISL) in real-time. The paper endeavors to eliminate the dependency on sign language interpreters by creating an embedded system comprising both hardware and software components. By leveraging advanced sensors strategically placed on a glove, the system captures intricate gesture parameters and translates them into code for computation. This code is then processed by a microcontroller board integrated into the glove, which generates corresponding speech output through an attached speaker, facilitating seamless communication between the user and non-sign language speakers. The wearable nature of the device ensures portability and ease of use, empowering individuals with hearing and speech impairments to communicate effectively in various social settings. Furthermore, by bridging the communication gap between the deaf and mute community and the wider population, this paper opens up new opportunities for inclusion and collaboration. "Intersign Glove" represents a significant advancement in assistive technology, promising to enhance the quality of life for individuals with hearing and speech disabilities while fostering greater understanding and integration within society.

Keywords : Intersign Glove, Sign Language.

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