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    Arduino Based Smart Glove PRO 2

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    This document describes a smart glove project that translates sign language gestures into speech for hearing impaired people. The glove contains flex sensors, an accelerometer, an Arduino microcontroller, and a Bluetooth module. It transmits gesture data wirelessly to a receiving smartphone unit. The goal is to enable easier communication through natural hand gestures. When worn, the glove detects the gestures and sends corresponding commands via Bluetooth to be translated and output as speech. This allows hearing impaired users to communicate through sign language that is interpreted and voiced for others to understand.

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    Arduino Based Smart Glove PRO 2

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    This document describes a smart glove project that translates sign language gestures into speech for hearing impaired people. The glove contains flex sensors, an accelerometer, an Arduino microcontroller, and a Bluetooth module. It transmits gesture data wirelessly to a receiving smartphone unit. The goal is to enable easier communication through natural hand gestures. When worn, the glove detects the gestures and sends corresponding commands via Bluetooth to be translated and output as speech. This allows hearing impaired users to communicate through sign language that is interpreted and voiced for others to understand.

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    This document describes a smart glove project that translates sign language gestures into speech for hearing impaired people. The glove contains flex sensors, an accelerometer, an Arduino microcontroller, and a Bluetooth module. It transmits gesture data wirelessly to a receiving smartphone unit. The goal is to enable easier communication through natural hand gestures. When worn, the glove detects the gestures and sends corresponding commands via Bluetooth to be translated and output as speech. This allows hearing impaired users to communicate through sign language that is interpreted and voiced for others to understand.

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    Arduino Based Smart Glove PRO 2

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    faisal amin
    This document describes a smart glove project that translates sign language gestures into speech for hearing impaired people. The glove contains flex sensors, an accelerometer, an Arduino microcontroller, and a Bluetooth module. It transmits gesture data wirelessly to a receiving smartphone unit. The goal is to enable easier communication through natural hand gestures. When worn, the glove detects the gestures and sends corresponding commands via Bluetooth to be translated and output as speech. This allows hearing impaired users to communicate through sign language that is interpreted and voiced for others to understand.

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    SMART GLOVE FOR TRANSLATION OF SIGN LANGUAGE INTO

    SPEECH FOR HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE

    Project Members
    Farhan Nawaz..12PWELE4111
    Muhammad Faisal Amin. 12PWELE4149
    Mudasser Farooqi 12PWELE4154
    Waleed Abubakar .12PWELE4144

    Project Supervisor
    PROF DR.SYED WAQAR SHAH
    Department of Electrical Engineering,
    University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar.
    Introduction

    Hand gestures are used for different purposes in our daily life

    Traffic Warden using An Army Officer using Mute people uses hand
    hand gestures for hand gesture for gesture as sign language
    controlling the traffic commanding for communicating
    Introduction (Contd.)

    Often our hands are involved in communicating


    with electronic devices.
    For example in case of computers, keyboard &
    other input devices, which are operated by hands.
    Introduction (Contd.)

    When we get tired or frustrated, mostly we make


    hand gestures to tell electronic devices what do
    we want.
    Introduction (Contd.)

    We want to, but electronic devices dont understand.


    Because they do not have brain to understand our hand
    gestures.
    What & How to Do?
    Question arises
    How to make Man to Machine Communication in a Natural Way?
    How to make devices understand our hand gestures?
    Idea of Sensorized Glove

    Idea of a Glove appeared.


    The glove can be used to give our hand gestures some
    technical meanings.
    First ever such glove was developed in 1977 by Thomas.
    Smart Glove

    It can be used to control different devices at


    the hint of our gestures.
    Hence making the interaction with devices in a
    natural way.
    Can be used for different purposes like
    o Control of various devices.
    o Sign Language translation.
    o Controller for E-Gamings.
    o Interacting with Robots.
    Translation of sign language into
    speech
    This project is about smart glove which will help hearing impaired
    people to communicate with normal human beings more easily.
    Our project is based on this newly adopted technology whereby the
    user will wear smart glove to communicate by hand gestures.
    What does it do?
    It records data related to a persons hand gestures.
    Processes that data.
    Transmit the commands related to hand gestures through Bluetooth.
    Consists of two Units
    Transmitting Unit (Glove)
    Receiving Unit (smart phone)
    Block Diagram

    Block diagram of Transmitting unit is given below:

    Arduino Bluetooth
    Flex Sensors
    (-Controller) Module

    Hand
    Gesture
    (Input) Accelerometer
    Block Diagram (Contd.)

    Block diagram of Receiving unit is given below:


    Transmitting Unit

    Transmitting unit consists of a Glove having


    Flex sensors
    Accelerometer
    Arduino Nano
    Bluetooth Module
    Battery
    Transmitting Unit (Contd.)
    Flex Sensor
    Variable Resistor
    Resistance changes as a function of angle of
    bend
    Used in a voltage divider circuit so that
    Arduino can sense it.
    Transmitting Unit (Contd.)
    Accelerometer
    Consists of Variable Capacitors
    Gives the orientation of device to which it is attached
    Influenced by the Gravitation Acceleration
    Voltage Increases on axis which is pulled by g
    ADXL 335 model is used in our project
    Transmitting Unit (Contd.)
    Arduino Nano
    Small sized, low power Board for Programming Micro-Controller.
    Used to process the gestures, for making useful information
    Specifications
    o Atmel Atmega328 Micro-Controller is used
    o 5v Operating Voltage
    o 8 Analog Pins.
    o 14 Digital Input/output Pins
    Transmitting Unit (Contd.)
    Bluetooth Module
    Bluetooth Module is used to transmit the commands wirelessly to
    the remote device, in our project Car.
    HC-06 Model is used
    Range of 10 meters.
    Transmitting Unit (Contd.)
    Battery
    It provides the power to the glove circuit.
    9v Battery is used in the project.
    Flow Chart
    Transmitting Unit:
    Flow Chart
    Receiving Unit:
    Circuit Diagram
    Transmitting Unit:
    Applications of Glove Based system

    It is used for virtual architecture.


    To control the mobility of robot.
    Gloves can be used as console for games.
    As alternates of motion analyses system
    Thank You

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