Raspberrypi based assistive communication system for deaf, we and blind person

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Abstract

Assisting to the people with visual, hearing, vocal impairment through the modern system is a challenging job. Nowadays researchers are focusing to address the issues of one of the impairment but not all at once. This work is mainly performed to find the unique solution/ technique to assist communication for the people with visual, hearing, vocal impairment. This system helps the impaired people to have the communication with each other and also with the normal person. The main part of the work is Raspberrypi on which all the activities are carried out. The work provide the assistance to visually impaired person by letting them to hear what is present in the text format. The stored text format is spoke out by the speaker. For the people with hearing impairment the audio signals are converted into text format by using speech to text conversion technique. This is done with the help of AMR voice app which makes them to understand what the person says can be displayed as the text message. And for people with vocal impairment, their words are conveyed by the help of speaker.

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Nandyal, S., & Kausar, S. (2019). Raspberrypi based assistive communication system for deaf, we and blind person. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(10), 4047–4051. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.J9812.0881019

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