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MINI PROJECT

SIGN LANGUAGE TO SPEECH CONVERTER

PRESENTED BY
1. B.PRANEETH KUMAR (160921734001)
2. SHAIK ROSHAN (160921734310)
3. MOHD ZUBIYANUDDIN (160921734017)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:-
1.INTRODUCTION
2.CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
3.HC-05
4.FLEX SENSOR WITH ARDUINO
5.FUTURE DEVLOPMENTS
6.CULTURE CONSIDERATIONS
7.GLOBAL IMPACT
8.ADVANTAGES
9.APPLICATIONS
10.CONCLUSION
Introduction

Sign language to speech converter is a device


that translates sign language into spoken
language.

This technology aims to bridge the


communication gap between individuals who
are deaf or hard of hearing and those who can
hear.

The converter uses sensors to capture hand


movements and gestures, which are then
translated into audible speech.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:-
Flex sensor

HC-05 Bluetooth module

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DUIN RESISTOR, 10Kohm
AR

BATTERY SYSTEM
HC-05 BLUETOOTH

The HC-05 is a class 2 Bluetooth module


designed for transparent wireless serial
communication. It is pre-configured as a
slave Bluetooth device. Once it is paired to a
master Bluetooth device such as PC, smart
phones and tablet, its operation becomes
transparent to the user.
FLEX SENSOR WITH ARDUINO

*Connect the flex sensor and a fixed


resistor in series to form a voltage divider
circuit. Connect the output of the voltage
divider circuit to one of the Arduino's
analog input pins.
* Power runs from the 5v to the ground,
and data runs from the sensor through the
output pin and into the Arduino.
Benefits of Sign Language to Speech Converter

Improves communication between individuals


who are deaf or hard of hearing and those who
can hear.

Enhances accessibility in various settings such


as schools, workplaces, and public spaces.

Empowers individuals with hearing


impairments to express themselves more
effectively.
Future Developments

Advancements in artificial intelligence and


machine learning can improve the accuracy and
speed of sign language translation.

Integration of sign language to speech


converters in mobile devices for on-the-go
communication.

Collaborations with the deaf community to


enhance the usability and effectiveness of the
technology.
Legal and Ethical Considerations

Ensuring data privacy and security for users


who rely on sign language to speech converters.

Compliance with disability rights laws and


regulations to promote equal access to
communication.

Ethical considerations in the development and


deployment of assistive technologies for
individuals with disabilities.
Case Studies

Highlighting successful implementations of


sign language to speech converters in different
settings.

Sharing testimonials from users who have


benefited from the technology in their daily
lives.

Showcasing the impact of improved


communication and accessibility on individuals
and communities.
Research and Development

Ongoing research to enhance the accuracy,


speed, and usability of sign language to speech
converters.

Collaborations with academic institutions and


industry partners to drive innovation in assistive
technologies.

Investing in R&D to address emerging


challenges and opportunities in the field of sign
language translation.
Cultural Considerations

Recognizing the cultural significance of sign


language and the importance of preserving
linguistic diversity.

Respecting the autonomy and agency of deaf


individuals in their communication preferences.

Incorporating cultural sensitivity in the design


and implementation of sign language to speech
converters.
Global Impact

Sign language to speech converters have the


potential to benefit deaf and hard of hearing
communities worldwide.

Addressing communication barriers in


multicultural and multilingual contexts through
sign language translation.

Promoting cross-cultural understanding and


inclusivity through accessible communication
technologies.
Training for Interpreters

Providing training programs for sign language


interpreters to enhance their proficiency in
using sign language to speech converters.

Equipping interpreters with the necessary skills


and knowledge to support deaf individuals in
various settings.

Fostering collaboration between interpreters


and technology developers to optimize the use
of sign language to speech converters in
interpretation services.
Public Awareness and Advocacy

Raising awareness about the importance of


accessible communication for individuals with
hearing impairments.

Advocating for policy changes and initiatives


that promote the integration of sign language to
speech converters in various sectors.

Engaging in public outreach and education


campaigns to promote inclusivity and diversity
in communication practices.
Implementation Strategies

Developing implementation guidelines and best


practices for deploying sign language to speech
converters in different environments.

Collaborating with educators, employers, and


service providers to integrate the technology
seamlessly into existing communication
systems.

Providing resources and support for


organizations and individuals interested in
adopting sign language to speech converters.
ADVANTAGES:
1. It is a social cause project
2. Easy to implement
3. Easy to make change of sensor windows according
to wearing hand
4. Portable design works on 9v small radio battery
5. Audio as well as visual output
6. It helps to medical dumb people
Applications of Sign Language to Speech Converter

1. GAMING (VIRTUAL
MOTION)
2. MEDICAL DEVICES
3. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS
4. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
5. PHYSICAL THERAPY
6. ROBOTICS
Conclusion

Sign language to speech converters play a


crucial role in promoting accessibility,
inclusivity, and communication rights for
individuals with hearing impairments.

Continued advancements in technology and


collaboration with stakeholders will drive
innovation and progress in the field of sign
language translation.

Embracing a human-centered approach in the


design and implementation of assistive
technologies will lead to more inclusive and
equitable communication practices.
THANK YOU

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