VADATI: Sign to Speech Conversion Glove

This project focuses on developing a glove designed to interpret sign language gestures and convert them into spoken words. Previous research in this area has led to the creation of various wearable devices using sensors and microcontrollers. The primary challenge addressed by this project is enhancing the accuracy and usability of the glove to include many hand signs. The methodology involves integrating flex sensors and an accelerometer with an Arduino microcontroller. The glove reads finger movements and hand orientations, translating these into speech using predefined algorithms. Future work will focus on expanding the vocabulary of recognized gestures and improving system robustness. Practical applications include educational tools, customer service enhancements, and broader accessibility in public spaces.

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Published
2024-12-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/aicecs63354.2024.10956802
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Shoulder and Clavicle Injuries
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VADATI: Sign to Speech Conversion Glove

Simone A Dsouza, Shama BN, Mohammed Fuzail, P Prerana et al.
Shoulder and Clavicle Injuries
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VADATI: Sign to Speech Conversion Glove

Simone A Dsouza, Shama BN, Mohammed Fuzail, P Prerana, B R Sinchana
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Abstract

This project focuses on developing a glove designed to interpret sign language gestures and convert them into spoken words. Previous research in this area has led to the creation of various wearable devices using sensors and microcontrollers. The primary challenge addressed by this project is enhancing the accuracy and usability of the glove to include many hand signs. The methodology involves integrating flex sensors and an accelerometer with an Arduino microcontroller. The glove reads finger movements and hand orientations, translating these into speech using predefined algorithms. Future work will focus on expanding the vocabulary of recognized gestures and improving system robustness. Practical applications include educational tools, customer service enhancements, and broader accessibility in public spaces.

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