ASSISTIVE COMMUNICATION FOR BLIND

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Published: May 25, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26483/ijarcs.v11i0.6588
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the deaf people will be ready to hear others speech from text.

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S Mohammad Asif
Srikanth MM
Sumanth HC
T Munisekhar
Vani Krishnaswamy

Abstract

One of the foremost precious gifts to somebody's being is a capability to determine, listen, speak and respond in line with the situations. But there are some unfortunate ones who are bereft of this. Making one compact device for people with Visual, Hearing and Vocal impairment could be a tough job. Communication between deaf-dumb and normal person are always a challenging task. This paper proposes an innovative communication system framework for deaf, dumb and blind people in an exceedingly single compact device. we offer a method for a visually handicapped person to read a text and it will be achieved by capturing a picture through a camera and which will be convertedthat text to speech (TTS). The blind people will be ready to read the words using by Tesseract OCR (Online Character Recognition), the dumb people can communicate their message through text which is able to be read out by espeak, the deaf people will be ready to hear others speech from text.

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Vol. 11 (2020): VOLUME 11 SPECIAL ISSUE 1, MAY 2020
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