Authors : Anatha Vishnu K G ; Janaki K ; Akshay S ; Yuvaraj C V ; Abdul Waris

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

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY970

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Abstract : The foundation for this project is an impaired person's mobile device application. Here, four algorithms are employed in accordance with the app's functionality. The algorithm is designed for Blind users; it will guide them to their destination by detecting potential hazards and sounding an alert. This algorithm is designed for Deaf users; it translates voice messages into text messages that are displayed on the screen. This algorithm is designed for Dump users; any text messages they receive will be translated into voice messages and played over the speakers. This algorithm is designed for Disable users; complete any necessary tasks by using their facial expressions, and the outcome will be neatly completed. In this work, we present an intelligent and successful All-in- One mobile application that can assist individuals with disabilities. It includes an AI bot and all four algorithms, making it a useful assistive technology for the disabled.

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