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    Text To Voice Converter

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    This document describes a text-to-speech converter that allows a deaf person to communicate with a mute person by sending an SMS. The receiving system contains a GSM module interfaced to a microcontroller via RS232 that converts the received text message into speech, which can be heard using LabVIEW software. The project involves designing the schematic, preparing a PCB board, and interfacing a GSM module with the microcontroller to enable text-based communication between individuals with different disabilities.

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    This document describes a text-to-speech converter that allows a deaf person to communicate with a mute person by sending an SMS. The receiving system contains a GSM module interfaced to a microcontroller via RS232 that converts the received text message into speech, which can be heard using LabVIEW software. The project involves designing the schematic, preparing a PCB board, and interfacing a GSM module with the microcontroller to enable text-based communication between individuals with different disabilities.

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    This document describes a text-to-speech converter that allows a deaf person to communicate with a mute person by sending an SMS. The receiving system contains a GSM module interfaced to a microcontroller via RS232 that converts the received text message into speech, which can be heard using LabVIEW software. The project involves designing the schematic, preparing a PCB board, and interfacing a GSM module with the microcontroller to enable text-based communication between individuals with different disabilities.

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    Text To Voice Converter

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    Prayog Tech
    This document describes a text-to-speech converter that allows a deaf person to communicate with a mute person by sending an SMS. The receiving system contains a GSM module interfaced to a microcontroller via RS232 that converts the received text message into speech, which can be heard using LabVIEW software. The project involves designing the schematic, preparing a PCB board, and interfacing a GSM module with the microcontroller to enable text-based communication between individuals with different disabilities.

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    Text to Voice Converter

    Abstract:
    Now a days usage of mobiles is very common and the technology is increasing day by day. The communication world is going drastic changes. In this context we got a doubt how a deaf person can communicate with a dumb person?? So we thought of developing a text to voice converter. In this the deaf person will send a SMS. At the receiving end, the dumb person will be having a GSM module interfaced to system with the help of microcontroller and RS232. The data which is transmitted at the transmitter side in the form of text is converted into speech at the receivers. The speech can be heard from the system having LabVIEW software.

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    Scope:
    1. Designing the schematic 2. Preparing PCB and soldering it. 3. Interfacing GSM module with the controller.

    Tools Required:
    1. Microcontroller IDE 2. Kicad

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