Dr. B.Swaminathan et al, International Journal of Computer Science and Mobile Computing, Vol.9 Issue.5, May- 2020, pg. 90-99 © 2020, IJCSMC All Rights Reserved 90 Available Online at www.ijcsmc.com International Journal of Computer Science and Mobile Computing A Monthly Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology ISSN 2320–088X IMPACT FACTOR: 7.056 IJCSMC, Vol. 9, Issue. 5, May 2020, pg.90 – 99 GLOVE for Speech Recognition 1 Dr. B.Swaminathan; 2 J.Lokesh Kanna; 3 B.Navya; 4 Nakul Gopinath 1 Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai – 602105 2,3,4 U G Scholar, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai – 602105 E-mail: lkjawahar1998@gmail.com, bnavyakrishnamoorthy@gmail.com, gopinath.nakul@gmail.com Abstract:- Advancements in Biomedical field provide lot of assistive devices to help deaf people and visually impaired people. When it comes to the subject of deaf-blind people (who losses both hearing and visual ability) availability of such devices are very limited. Tactile signaling and manual alphabets are the most commonly methods used to make the reciprocal communication between the impaired and the surrounding environment possible. Existing devices like MyVox, Sparsha are use braille tactile reading/writing to make communication between two deaf blind users. Assistive systems available in market are high cost and invasive. The proposed system is wearable, non-invasive, compact and low cost. It can recognize the speech and convert into Morse code vibrations. Raspberry Pi is used to convert speech into text using microphone and then each text changed to Morse code using raspberry pi. These signals will be sending to micro haptic vibrating motors through GPIO pins of raspberry pi which are attached with user’s fingers. I. Introduction From the statistics of the World Federation of the Deaf and blind, approximately 70 million people in the world are deaf– mute. A population of 360 million people are deaf, and 32 million of these are children. The majority of speech- and hearing-impaired people cannot read or write in regular languages. Sign language is the native language used by the deaf and blind to communicate with others. Sign language relies primarily on gestures rather than voice , and it combines the use of finger shapes, hand movements, and facial expressions. This language has the following main defects includes a lot of hand movements and limited vocabulary. Moreover, it is unfamiliar to those who are not deaf and blind and disabled people face serious difficulties in communicating with able individuals. This communication barrier adversely affect the lives and relationships of deaf people with the society. As a result dumb people need to use a translator device to communicate with individuals.