Finger Gesture Vocalizer

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Abstract

A Gesture Vocalizer is a small scale or a large scale system that provides a way for dumb and mute people to communicate easily. The research paper defines a technique, Finger Gesture Vocalizer which includes sensors attached to the gloves above the fingers of the person who wants to communicate. The sensors are arranged in such a way on the gloves, that they can capture the movements of the fingers and based on the change in resistance of the sensors, it can be identified what the person wants to say. The message is displayed on the LCD and is also converted to audio using the APR33A3 audio processing unit. Standard sign languages such as that of American Sign Language which is used by dumb and mute people to communicate can be employed while wearing these gloves.

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Batra, G., Prabhakar, A. Y., & Oza, S. K. (2019). Finger Gesture Vocalizer. International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, 9(2), 1247–1249. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijeat.b2554.129219

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