Brilliant Wristband for Multi-Sensory Impaired People

By considering communication issues, multisensory people frequently live alone and face serious problems confined to a small world. In this paper, communication equipment that allows people to communicate with one another is constructed by small, cheap, and inexpensive components. One of the significant benefits is the system's ability to communicate with blind people without requiring braille knowledge. The brilliant band translates the Braille alphabet into the English language. By pressing the arranged push button switches on the Brilliant-Band, the multisensory user can compose a text message. The other mobile user then receives the message via Bluetooth. Through the use of tiny vibration motors at the back end of the band, the Brilliant Band can also receive incoming messages, enabling blind persons to see the alphabet.