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This document describes a project to create a sensor glove that translates sign language gestures into written and spoken words. The glove uses touch sensors connected to an Arduino microcontroller and RN42 Bluetooth module. The Arduino code defines the sensor pins and sends character data over Bluetooth. An Android app receives the characters, translates them to words, and displays and speaks the words in Arabic and English. The goal is to enable communication for deaf-mute people without relying on their mobile device. The total equipment cost was $70. A video demonstration of the working project is provided.
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- 1. Prepared By: Alaa Mayyaleh Shurouq Abu salhiah
- 2. Project definition and purpose . Equipment Programs . Project procedure . Economical study. The result (Demo) .
- 3. Talk Gloves: Enable Talk is a creative project, whose main idea is to translate sign language into written and spoken words , by using a sensor glove.
- 4. To solve deaf-mute people problem by give a voice to the voiceless. A new way for easy life , now you can talk and send messages to your friends without looking to your mobile screen , your hand in your pocket ! your eyes is free ! ..
- 5. The devices we have used were : + Arduino It's a simple microcontroller board can be used to develop interactive objects, taking inputs from a variety of sensors. RN42 provides a reliable method for creating a wireless serial communication interface between two devices as pc, mobile. Arduino circuit Bluetooth RN42
- 6. Sensor glove and android mobile phone Android mobile that can accept and deal with our android application programming . Glove that we set the touch sensors on .
- 7. 1. Arduino Program : a development environment for writing software for the arduino board.
- 8. 2 . Android eclipse program : Eclipse is a Java-based platform that allows us to create a customized development environment from plug- in components built by Eclipse members.
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- 10. Connecting the Bluetooth modular bins with the arduino pins and test the module Develop an android application to deal with arduino-bluetooth data
- 11. We Design The gloves with coppers sensors separately 5 sensors connected each of them on the top of hand finger. We have made the design as these sensors define the 2^5=32 probability for “ different characters that will be transmitted later through the bluetooth to the mobile “ in arduino code .
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- 13. Connect the ends of the gloves sensor wires with arduino pins (5 input ).
- 14. The task of arduino code is to define the input pins , the bluetooth pins and serial commands for both ,all the pins are set to be 5 volt by default. when we press any sensor on the glove side, the pins turns to zero , according to that it print on the screen a certain character or word and send it through the bluetooth to the paired device.
- 15. As we see , it can’t send words through the air Arabic words unacceptable .
- 16. because we can’t send the whole word to the mobile application , we need to send some characters or numbers as zero-ones . And To develop the android application to receive it and translate it to a certain words in the other side . So we decided to send characters .
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- 19. To receive the characters and translate it to words then to define how to speak it , then print it on the mobile screen and speak it in both languages , Arabic and English .
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