Portable American Sign Language System using RF Signals and IoT Technology for Deaf-Blind People

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The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized connectivity, enhancing accessibility to devices and information. This advancement addresses challenges faced by deaf-blind individuals, such as slow learning and memory issues. A new ASL learning kit has been developed to address these challenges, featuring physical and interactive elements for an engaging experience. Two learning methods are available: one involves RFID sign language cards tapped on an RFID reader, triggering an LCD visualizer with ASL alphabets and videos; the other method uses a Braille-embedded keyboard to provide audio feedback through ESpeak for ASL gestures. This ASL learning kit aims to boost the interest and effectiveness of deaf-blind students in learning ASL and Braille.

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Khang, A. W. Y., Alsayaydeh, J. A. J., Gani, J. A. M., Bascar, T., Teh, A. A., Pusppanathan, J., & Oliinyk, A. (2025). Portable American Sign Language System using RF Signals and IoT Technology for Deaf-Blind People. Journal of Advanced Research in Applied Sciences and Engineering Technology, 45(1), 79–89. https://doi.org/10.37934/araset.45.1.7989

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