Hearing loss affects around 360 million people worldwide. According to the WHO, there are 328 million people and 32 million children who are deaf. Deaf and dumb individuals account for over 9.1 billion persons on the planet. Only 700 schools in India teach sign language, and many people are unaware that sign language exists. Despite the fact that technology has made human existence easier, there are still those people who are finding it difficult. We offer a new electronic device in this idea that will make communication easier for them. The wearable electronic device aids persons with speech, hearing, and visual impairments. This wearable electronic aid will be used by people with the aforementioned difficulties who do not know sign language to communicate with others.

Topics
Speech communication, Hearing impairment, Electronic devices, Cognitive science, Teaching, Schools, Scientific society and organization
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