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Enhancing community interaction for the Deaf and Dumb via the design and implementation of Smart Speaking Glove (SSG) Based on Embedded System
: Smart gloves have emerged as a groundbreaking assistive technology designed specifically to aid individuals with hearing impairments. These gloves enable the translation of sign language into spoken words or written text, facilitating effective communication between deaf individuals and those who do not understand sign language. By utilizing advanced technologies such as sensors and algorithms, smart gloves accurately recognize and interpret the intricate movements and gestures of sign language. This innovative solution has the potential to bridge the communication gap, empowering deaf individuals to express themselves more freely and interact with the world around them in a more inclusive manner. This paper introduces a prototype of smart gloves that utilize flexiforce sensors and a Bluetooth application on a mobile device to recognize and translate American Sign Language (ASL) signs. Through rigorous testing with a group of deaf participants, the gloves exhibited a remarkable level of accuracy in identifying and converting sign language gestures. Moreover, the gloves were highly regarded for their intuitive and user-friendly nature, making them accessible and easy for individuals with hearing impairments. These findings highlight the potential of smart gloves incorporating flexiforce sensors and Bluetooth technology as a valuable assistive tool for the deaf community, enhancing their ability to communicate and engage with the world around them.
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The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Telecommunications and Networking (IJITN) examines timely and important telecommunications and networking issues, problems, and solutions from a multidimensional, interdisciplinary perspective for researchers and practitioners. IJITN emphasizes the cross-disciplinary viewpoints of electrical engineering, computer science, information technology, operations research, business administration, economics, sociology, and law. The journal publishes theoretical and empirical research findings, case studies, and surveys, as well as the opinions of leaders and experts in the field. The journal''s coverage of telecommunications and networking is broad, ranging from cutting edge research to practical implementations. Published articles must be from an interdisciplinary, rather than a narrow, discipline-specific viewpoint. The context may be industry-wide, organizational, individual user, or societal. Topics Covered: -Emerging telecommunications and networking technologies -Global telecommunications industry business modeling and analysis -Network management and security -New telecommunications applications, products, and services -Social and societal aspects of telecommunications and networking -Standards and standardization issues for telecommunications and networking -Strategic telecommunications management -Telecommunications and networking cultural issues and education -Telecommunications and networking hardware and software design -Telecommunications investments and new ventures -Telecommunications network modeling and design -Telecommunications regulation and policy issues -Telecommunications systems economics