This document summarizes a research paper that aims to develop an assistive communication device for blind, deaf, and dumb people. The device uses image processing and optical character recognition to convert text images into voice for blind users. It interprets sign language movements with video and converts them to text for deaf users. The device also has GPS tracking and ultrasonic sensors to help users who are in trouble or detect obstacles. The researchers aim to integrate these features on a single low-cost device using a Raspberry Pi microcontroller to help disabled people communicate more easily.