Technology to enable Deaf and Dumb to speak on Cellular phones

by isha tumane on Oct 04, 2010      Category: Appropriate Technology Tags: Deaf Community deaf and dumb

 Motion Detection technology to identify American Sign Language and transmit video images has been developed by Engineers at University of Washington.....

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/science/Now-deaf-dumb-can-speak-on-cell/...
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