Enhancing Deaf Blind Communication Through Real Time Speech-Text and Braille Translation

Communication greatly influences the deaf-blind community’s everyday existence. To close this gap, this paper presents a 3D-printed ring that transforms speech into haptic feedback based on Braille. The gadget uses speech recognition to translate spoken language, turns it into text, and then uses a system of raised projections in a ring to transform it into dynamic Braille patterns on the Braille module. This real-time approach improves accessibility and independence by allowing people to sense spoken words through touch. The process includes the design, implementation, and user testing, showing the potential of assistive technology to transform how the deaf-blind population communicates completely.