Tech-It-Easy: An Application for Physically Impaired People Using Deep Learning

Abstract

Physical limitations are and always will be a barrier to daily progress. Technology advancements are assisting everyone in leading simpler lives. Using the same technologies, we can provide a significant and beneficial answer to the issues associated with physical impairment. This essay discusses the use of technology to improve daily life for those who have physical or sensory disabilities. Not just for those who have hearing loss, but also as a tool for those who have speech disability, sign language is a vital means of communication. People without disabilities have a hard time understanding sign language, and specialists are frequently the only ones who can. Hence, a tool for sign language interpretation becomes necessary. Although Braille is a reading and writing system used by people who are blind. Braille is less popular among persons who are visually impaired, as it is time-consuming to manually translate every text into braille. Our study examines the issues raised by these two deficits and looks for technical remedies. Text to audio conversion is a piece of technology that can revolutionize the way visually impaired individuals communicate currently. It is simple and has been done effectively for the past ten years to convert written text to audio. In addition to sign language interpreters, a relatively new concept for assisting the education of the blind is to translate speech into sign language. The technologies stated above are anticipated to significantly improve the daily lives of people with physical disabilities, and this project can be further customized to match any suitable smart object.