Japan

Telephone that shows sign language

Description of Invention

When I read the biography of Helen Keller, I thought that everyone, including handicapped people, should feel comfortable rather than inconvenienced in the future society. I also found that it would be convenient if people who usually communicate in sign language could talk with people at a distance by phone. This sign language telephone displays what a speaking person says in sign language and written sentences, so that a hearing-impaired person can understand what they say by looking at the screen. Even if users cannot understand sign language, they can engage in a conversation by reading the sentences on the screen.

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