Deaf-mute patient communication device

Abstract

The invention discloses a deaf-mute patient communication device which comprises a single-chip microcomputer, a controller, an input module, a display module, a storage device, a loudspeaker and a microphone. An input and output port of the single-chip microcomputer is connected with the input module. The controller is connected with the single-chip microcomputer. The display module is connected with the controller. A button of the storage device is connected with the display module. The loudspeaker and the microphone are both connected with the display module. The controller converts audio information obtained by the microphone into animation gestures and characters to be output on the display module or converts character information or gesture animation obtained from the display module into voice to be output by the loudspeaker so that deaf-mute people can conveniently communicate with ordinary people. The deaf-mute patient communication device further comprises a voice gesture language communication module and a writing training module, the use functions on different aspects of the device are expanded, and use is more convenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of auxiliary tools for deaf-mute patients, in particular to a communication device for deaf-mute patients. Background technique [0002] With the care and help of the whole society for deaf patients and the efforts of deaf schools for many years, the popularization of sign language has been greatly improved in recent years. Deaf-mute patients who graduated from deaf-mute schools have learned sign language. On the street, deaf-mute patients can often be seen chatting through sign language. They express rich thoughts in sign language, or are happy or excited or sad, and even quarrel with sign language. Others who don't know sign language can't communicate with them, and can't understand their emotions. [0003] At the same time, due to the limited versatility in text reading, many deaf-mute people are not literate, and sign language communication is a common language for deaf-mute people in the world. If peop...

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Problems solved by technology

Deaf-mute patients who graduated from schools for the deaf-mute have learned sign language, and deaf-mute patients can often be seen chatting in sign language on the street. They express rich thoughts in sign language, or are happy, excited, sad, or even quarrel with sign language. Others who don't know sign language can't communicate with them, and can't understand their emotions

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