Mobile App for Word Recognition and Visualization of Objects Using Indonesian Language Google Speech To Text for Deaf Students

Disability is a condition of many people's limitations throughout the world, including in Indonesia. According to research, deaf sufferers are the most disabled disabilities in Indonesia, including deaf sufferers who are still as school students. Basic learning how to communicate in word and object recognition between teacher and deaf students is a problem that must be solved to encourage deaf students to communicate well. Several studies conducted previously have succeeded in producing a variety of Android-based applications that help deaf in learning. Otherwise, apps that used English and the absence of visualization of an object make students with hearing impairment at the elementary school level find it difficult to understand the form. This research builds a mobile speech to text application and object visualization by utilizing Google speech to text in Indonesian, which is useful in translating sound into text accompanied by display of objects and their colors. Students, teachers, and parents can use applications as alternative learning in addition to conventional methods that are fun for deaf students so that they will be more enthusiastic in learning.