Arduino Uno Based Voice Conversion System for Dumb People

  • Al Rakib M
  • Rahman M
  • Alam Anik M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Around nine million individuals are dumb at intervals of the planet's unit of measurement. Communication between a deaf and a hearing person has a significant disadvantage as compared to communication between blind and elderly visual individuals. A dumb communication translator is a gadget that translates hand motions to sensible speech. This job provides assistance to persons who are deaf and dumb. The main goal of this research is to connect them to the actual world via a sophisticated methodology. It is based on Human Computer Interaction, in which the patient is connected to the outside world by translating their sign language into conventional language. In this work, Arduino Uno, MP3, and speaker module has been used. Some button has been used for generating the voice signal at the output.

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Al Rakib, M. A., Rahman, Md. M., Alam Anik, M. S., Jahangir Masud, F. A., Rahman, Md. A., Islam, S., & Abbas, F. I. (2022). Arduino Uno Based Voice Conversion System for Dumb People. European Journal of Engineering and Technology Research, 7(2), 118–123. https://doi.org/10.24018/ejeng.2022.7.2.2744

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