Bi-Directional Communication Between the Deaf and Dumb People and Normal People

Communication through signing serves as the primary mode of communication for individuals with hearing impairments. Deaf individuals consider sign language their native tongue, facing challenges when communicating with those who do not understand it in their daily interactions. This language barrier can be isolating for the deaf and hard of hearing community when communicating with the general public. To bridge this gap and enhance inclusivity, a revolutionary mobile application has been developed. This innovative application acts as a constant companion for both the deaf and hard of hearing communities and the general population. Its standout feature lies in its ability to convert spoken language into sign language and vice versa, facilitating a two-way communication channel between these distinct linguistic communities. By breaking down the barriers of communication, this application will serve as a companion for both communities of individuals.