GESTURE BASED TOOL FOR DISABLED USING AI

In conclusion, the AI-based gesture tool for disabled persons is a simple, effective, and user-friendly solution to improve communication between impaired people and society. The system uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to recognize hand movements and translate them into real-time actions or messages. This builds confidence, independence, and lessens dependence. The proposed system is cost-effective, scalable, and customizable with speech output, language support, and mobile or IoT integration, making it a useful assistive tool for inclusive communication.

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