Talking Hands – Signs can Raise their Voice

Talking Hands is a Wearable Device for Deaf People. It Translates your Sign Language into Voice.

LiMiX Srl is a young and dynamic Italian start­up founded by two young students, Francesco Pezzuoli and Dario Corona. The idea of founding Limix arose after the victory of “Talking Hands” at Startup Weekend of Ascoli Piceno in October 2014.

This adventure has been always supported by the University of Camerino and by Eta Srl and EOS Spa, two Italian companies, all co-founders of Limix.

During the first year of research, we realized the functional prototype and we presented it in different competitions.

We won the StartCup Marche and E-Capital, which gave us enough funds to go on with Talking Hands.

https://youtu.be/F2Deb2MrlOc

In October 2016, “Talking Hands” won the R.O.M.E. Prize, 100.000€ for the Europen Project with the highest social impact presented at the Maker Faire Rome!

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Since 2015, we are working on Talking Hands, a sensor glove to improving deaf people communication.

After two years of researches and developments, we are ready to sell it!

 

TALKING HANDS

Talking Hands is the result of years of developments.

Thanks to our gesture recognition algorithm, Talking Hands is capable of translate hundreds of different gestures.

Main characteristics:

  • Completely wearable;
  • Dedicated Android and iOS app;
  • Lightweight;
  • Functional Design;
  • Customizable;
  • Up to 6 hours battery life (continued use).

*Full article here.

 

TALKING HANDS for Makers*

You can use Talking Hands in your own application!

For example, you can control your drone or your domotic system.

Just get “Talking Hands for Makers”: the data glove of Talking Hands with an open bluetooth communication!!!

It sends data about position of the fingers and arm/forearm orientations in a very easy and readable way.

OPEN SOURCE – OPEN LIBRARY

Talking Hands Makers Edition is designed for makers and their amazing project.

*LiMiX gesture recognition algorithm is not provided with Talking Hands Makers Edition.

How many times have you needed a simple way to develop your project with a gesture recognition system?

Now you can, with LimixBoard!

Last prototype version of LiMixBoard, final product may vary in dimension.

LimiBoard is the electronic board of Talking Hands.

In only 35 x 50 x 9 mm we integrate:

  • An Arm cortex M3,
  • An Affordable 9DOF IMU from BOSCH (compatible with Adafruit BNO055 library)
  • 10 extra analog pins, an extra I2C BUS and an extra SPI Bus,
  • A Bluetooth Low Energy nRF52832 Modules from Raytac  (compatible with Adafruit library)
  • It is Arduino compatible!

Just get it and use it in your amazing project!

 

OUR STORY

LiMiX Srl is a young and dynamic Italian start­up founded by two young students, Francesco Pezzuoli and Dario Corona. The idea of founding Limix arose after the victory of “Talking Hands” at Startup Weekend of Ascoli Piceno in October 2014.

This adventure has been always supported by the University of Camerinoand by Eta Srl and EOS Spa, two Italian companies, all cofounders of Limix.

During the first year of research, we realized the functional prototype and we presented it in different competitions.

We won the StartCup Marche and E-Capital, which gave us enough funds to go on with Talking Hands.

In October 2016, “Talking Hands” won the R.O.M.E. Prize, 100.000€ for the Europen Project with the highest social impact presented at the Maker Faire Rome!

 

During this year, we presented “Talking Hands” in San Francisco, Dubai and Brussels.

After one year, we are glad to return at the Maker Faire Rome with the final prototype!

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