Un-Mute

Maker's Asylum

OSHWA UID

Certification Date

June 12, 2025

Country

India

Contributors: Oorjit Sethi, Rabani Kohli, Advit Agrawal Un‑Mute is a wearable glove system that translates sign language into text or speech in real time. It uses flex sensors and an MPU6050 to capture hand gestures, processed via an ESP32 and a machine learning model. A Flask-based app displays the output, enabling communication between Deaf and hearing individuals. Open-source, affordable, and scalable—Un‑Mute bridges communication gaps with inclusivity.

Version

1.0

Licenses

Hardware

CERN-OHL-S-2.0

Software

MIT

Documentation

CC-BY-4.0

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Project Type

IOT

Electronics

Sound

Wearables

Keywords

Makers Asylum, Innovation, signlanguage, assistivetechnology, wearabletech, smartglove, flexsensors, mpu6050, esp32, arduinoproject, iotdevice, realtimetranslation, gesturecontrol, machinelearning, tensorflow, keras, flaskapp, pythonproject, opensourcehardware, diyassistivedevice, accessibilitytool, deafcommunity, inclusivecommunication, speechtranslation, embeddedelectronics, gesturetracking, edtech, voiceconversion, sensorintegration, hci, makerproject, innovationineducation