Smart glove sign to speech conversion home automation for mute community people

Madha Richitha; Konani Chandana; Kommagommi Durga Prasad; Gunisetty Lokesh Naidu; Ms. Y. Prathyusha

Smart glove sign to speech conversion home automation for mute community people

Authors: Madha Richitha, Konani Chandana, Kommagommi Durga Prasad, Gunisetty Lokesh Naidu, Ms. Y. Prathyusha

Unique Paper ID: 178029
Volume: 11
Issue: 12
PageNo: 2381-2386

Keywords: Arduino UNO Flex sensors Relay Light Fan Bluetooth GPS GSM Emergency button

Abstract:
This project presents a smart glove system designed to facilitate communication and enhance home automation for individuals with speech impairments. Utilizing an Arduino UNO microcontroller, the system integrates four flex sensors strategically placed on the glove to capture finger movements corresponding to sign language gestures. These sensor readings are processed to identify specific signs, which are then translated into speech output through a Bluetooth-connected device, enabling seamless verbal communication. Additionally, the glove incorporates home automation functionalities, employing relays to control household appliances like lights and fans. Specific sign gestures are mapped to trigger these relays, allowing users to manage their environment with simple hand movements. To further enhance safety and independence, the system integrates GPS and GSM modules. In emergency situations, a dedicated button on the glove can be pressed, triggering the GSM module to send an SMS alert containing the user's location coordinates obtained from the GPS module to designated emergency contacts. This feature ensures rapid assistance in critical situations. The system aims to bridge the communication gap faced by the mute community by providing a practical and intuitive interface for expressing themselves and interacting with their surroundings. By combining sign-to-speech conversion with home automation and emergency response capabilities, this smart glove offers a comprehensive solution to improve the quality of life and promote autonomy for individuals with speech disabilities. The use of Arduino UNO ensures cost-effectiveness and accessibility, making this technology viable for widespread adoption. This project contributes to the development of assistive technology, empowering the mute community and fostering inclusivity.

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ISSN: 2349-6002
Volume: 11
Issue: 12
PageNo: 2381-2386

Smart glove sign to speech conversion home automation for mute community people

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