Enabling the Disabled with Translation of Source Text to Braille
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When in this beautiful world we see someone not capable of seeing this world means
who is visually handicapped how much full of darkness life he have. They cannot have
all that knowledge which a normal sight people have from the books about his
surroundings.
In whole the world persons with visually impaired have used Braille as the primary
means to read information. Also, the introduction of Braille has been accepted as a
universal approach that works across the boundaries of the world. Irrespective of these
changes or modifications, visually impaired persons understand standard Braille for the
Roman alphabet (English Braille) making it possible to exchange information in a
consistent fashion across different countries. Braille also contains equivalents for
punctuation marks and provides Braille symbols to show letter groupings. Braille is read
by moving the hand or hands from left to right along each line. Both hands are usually
involved in the reading process, and reading is generally done with the index fingers. It
will be very useful to computerize Braille translation for the fast translation of different
languages text to Braille.
This report presents the translation of English and Hindi text to grade 1Braille
representation. For this translation we have used some look-up tables. When any input
text of English or Hindi is entered firstly that text is broken into corresponding letters and
then those letters are matched with the look-up table if any match found then the
corresponding Braille to that letter is displayed. We discuss the importance of Braille,
localization of Braille. We have presented that Braille can be used as the second script for
the writing of Indian languages as Indian languages are based on a writing system which
is essentially phonetic in nature. This fast conversion of English and Hindi text will
enrich the literature available for blinds as there is very little literature available due to its
size bulkiness, high paper cost and the very low attention which is paid till now. By this
blind people will get be benefitted a lot.
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M.E. (Software Engineering)
