Voice based E-Mail with Attachment for Blind

The internet is one of the revolutionary outcomes of the last decade of the twentieth century. Communication and data access became much easier with the introduction of the internet. As the world's economies shift to a digital environment, it is becoming increasingly important for all living things to keep up with the times. It is easy for normal people to adopt the digital climate, but in the lives of visually impaired persons technological advancements played a minor influence. Despite the fact that technologies such as screen readers and braille keyboards have made it easier for them to access numerous applications, they still lack access to many crucial things and must rely on third parties for assistance. E-mail is one of them. In the last decade, some researchers have developed solutions that allow blind and visually impaired persons to use specific features of email, such as sending and reading messages, using a voice-based assistant. Email is one of the most significant forms of official communication, however capabilities like attaching files to emails are unavailable to persons who are blind or visually impaired. One of the most important aspects of corporate communication and transactions is the exchange of attachments. The proposed research study established a paradigm, which uses speech to text and text to speech model to allow visually impaired population to use E-mail and attach files with mail conveniently and efficiently. The proposed system will function entirely without using a keyboard, mouse, and third-party assistance. Face recognition was used to simplify the security of the proposed model. The proposed system can also be used by normal users and illiterates.