Assistive & Health Technology

Deaf and Dumb Machine

An assistive device that converts Morse-code input into voice and text for differently abled users.

MentorDr. D. Venkatarathnam
Student TeamU. Sathwik
Current StatusPrototype model ready
Project CategoryAssistive & Health Technology

Project Description

Many differently abled people communicate using Morse code that is taught during learning sessions.

This project is designed to make that communication easier by converting Morse-code input into readable text and audible voice output.

The prototype model is ready and demonstrates the core communication workflow.

Development Journey

Project status at the beginning

Analysing communication patterns among differently abled people.

Interventions made

Conversion of Morse code to voice and text.

Current status

Prototype model ready

Project Photo Portfolio

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Deaf and Dumb Machine project photo 1
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Source Material

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