‘Speaking glove’ translates pointer denunciation into speech

Three polytechnic students in western India have grown a ‘speaking glove’ for a debate marred that can appreciate pointer language and modify a summary into debate by a mobile application.

The inventors, Gopi, Khushali, and Dhrumi, designed this glove with a assistance of their plan guide Naman Khandelwal. It can be simply used by people with debate impairments to convert gestures and signs into letters of a alphabet by a sensor-based software. The difference are then converted into speech.

The innovators have also done a user accessible Android application that works in coordination with a glove. The aim is to overpass a opening between people with conference and debate spoil and rest of a universe by giving them a available height for communication.

A similar glove was grown final year by researchers in California.

Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/speaking-glove-india-1.4586546?cmp=rss