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Kenyan Startup Makes Robotic Hands That Translate Teacher’s Voice into Signs for Deaf Students
GNN Science · sub saharan africa
In Kenya, an entrepreneur has created a robotic hand that can translate a teacher’s voice into sign language for deaf students. Some 300,000 children in Kenya are either deaf or hearing impaired, and not only are just a fraction them enrolled in school, but Kenya lacks any standardized signed language, making concepts like math and […] The post Kenyan Startup Makes Robotic Hands That Translate Teacher’s Voice into Signs for Deaf Students appeared first on Good News Network.
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