Smart glove allows deaf people to communicate with ease
A new technologically advanced glove will help bridge the communication gap between people living with hearing impairments and those with full speech and hearing.
The CommuniCare Glove Sensor translates sign language into audio speech.
The developer of the glove and CEO of Rudzambilu Holdings, Lucky Netshidzati (26), from Nzhelele in Limpopo, said the glove helps people living with hearing impairments by translating sign into audio and audio speech into an animated sign language. These translations can be viewed on a cellphone app.