Circuit Design For Communication Of Blind & Deaf

[pradeep_bit2002@yahoo.com]

HI!
I am quite desparate to know how to design a circuit which can
convert our signals to a form interpretable by brain. The possible
technique is a reverse process on which Sir Robert Hawkins communicate
in which his thoughts are converted to a computerised voice.

 

[Ian Stirling]

HI!
I am quite desparate to know how to design a circuit which can
convert our signals to a form interpretable by brain. The possible
technique is a reverse process on which Sir Robert Hawkins communicate
in which his thoughts are converted to a computerised voice.

I really doubt Sir Robert Hawkins used a computerised voice.
In the 1600s computer voices were not really very advanced, and couldn't
take the salt air.

 

[Rich Grise]

I really doubt Sir Robert Hawkins used a computerised voice.
In the 1600s computer voices were not really very advanced, and couldn't
take the salt air.

Apparently pradeep_bit2002 has never heard of Braille...

Cheers!
Rich

 

[pradeep_bit2002@yahoo.com]

Hi! Stirling
I apologise to write the wrong name of the scientist.Perhaps,it is
Stephen Hawkins rather than Robert.

 

[pradeep_bit2002@yahoo.com]

Hi! Rich
I have heard of Braille but is it works for both deaf and blind. Plz.
do tell me how.

 

[Don Bowey]

Hi! Rich
I have heard of Braille but is it works for both deaf and blind. Plz.
do tell me how.

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