Oct-02-15
The wearable SignLanguage Glove converts hand motions into text and audible words, offering another way for the hearing impaired to communicate.
Developed by Hadeel Ayoub, a student at Goldsmiths, University of London, the glove is equipped with five flex sensors that monitor finger motions, an accelerometer that detects the position of the glove, and a text-to-speech chip embedded in the glove’s lining. As the wearer performs sign language gestures, the system will convert the motions to text on a screen and spoken words.
Ayoub is now working on a version of the glove that includes WiFi and language translation.
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