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The hearing impaired use sign language to communicate with each other, but the majority of the non-hearing impaired do not know sign language, which makes communication difficult. The hearing impaired are unable to explain their situation when there is a problem, which makes it difficult for them to get the proper help when it is needed. The two cameras attached to this product “interpret” the sign language of the hearing impaired and the translation is emitted by a voice through the speaker. I also didn’t want users to feel uncomfortable when using the product, so I designed the sign language interpreter to look good.
Kyunghee University
Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Cho Buhyun,
Kyunghee University