Wearable Gesture-to-Speech Translator for Non-Verbal Communication

This research introduces an innovative wearable gesture- to-speech translator that improves nonverbal communication while also incorporating smart environmental controls. The system interprets hand motions using a sensor-equipped glove, which is subsequently transformed to text and synthesized into speech for real-time interaction. A liquid-crystal display delivers sensory input, while a speech module and amplifiers produce crisp audio. Despite connectivity, the gadget includes an environmental surveillance system that measures warmth via a DHTll sensor. When the temperature rises above a certain level, a CPU fan turns itself on in order to cool the system. The gadget also supports Bluetooth-controlled illumination functioning along with gesture-based alerts via text through a GSM module for offsite notices. The combined application of adaptive transmission and automated functionality improves accessibility and usability, resulting in a full, versatile wearable solution for those with speech difficulties.