Work
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1: Research & Planning
We identified the problem of communication barriers between Deaf and hearing individuals. Our team researched existing solutions, market needs, and technologies that could support real-time translation. We finalized the idea of smart glasses and made it a reality.
Sketch
Sketch
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2: Design & Prototype Development
We designed the glasses with a camera and planned the pocket module for processing and speaker output. A block diagram and 3D sketches were created to show the system. We sourced the hardware components and prepared the app design.
3d model
The 3d cad model that we used for the glasses
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3: Testing & Adjustments
We integrated the hardware and software, tested sign recognition through the app, and checked the translation output via the speaker. Challenges included hardware size and translation accuracy, which we improved by adjusting the design and training.
Pocket module
The brains
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4: Finalization & Presentation
The prototype was completed and evaluated. We documented costs, risks, and feasibility, and prepared the business plan, market research, and Gantt chart. The final presentation highlights the project’s strengths, areas for improvement, and real-world impact.
The glasses
Glasses
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5: Participation in the Actvet Event at ADNEC
We showcased our Smart Glasses at the Actvet event in ADNEC. The prototype demo received positive feedback from experts and visitors, giving us exposure and new ideas to improve our project.
Us at the event
Actvet
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Group members
1: Zayed anwar al ameeri
(website builder)
2: Nasir ali
(machine learning)
3: Soud khalid
(IOS / swift)
4: Abdulaziz ahmed
(3D modeling)
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