Open AccessTwo Way Communication for the Differently Abled.
Author(s) -
Rohini B. Jadhav,
Tanmay Chordia,
Y. Shrivastava,
Smita Singh,
Umesh G. Thorat
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2278-3075
DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.f3357.049620
Subject(s) - gesture , sign language , sign (mathematics) , manual communication , focus (optics) , computer science , process (computing) , communication , psychology , multimedia , human–computer interaction , linguistics , artificial intelligence , programming language , mathematical analysis , philosophy , physics , mathematics , optics
Communication is the main channel for the people to interact with each other, every day we see many people who are facing challenges like deaf, dumb, facing the difficulty to interact with others. Due to birth defects, injuries and oral disorders, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of deaf and deaf victims in recent years. As they are unable to communicate with normal people, they must rely on some kind of visual communication. Formerly developed techniques are all sensors based and they didn’t give the general solution and were not economical. One of the main paradigms that we focus on is to endeavour the linking between the Sign Language medium with the Standard English Language and thus providing the communication between the two communities in a seamless experience. This project is developed in such a way to allow two-way communication between the one who knows the sign language (deaf and dumb) and the one who doesn’t(rest).Our project uses camera to take images of different gestures and image processing technique is used to recognise gestures and give audio and text as an output. On the other hand, for the reply our project will also process Speech to give back Sign language gestures as a reply to complete two-way communication.