Kenyan inventor Roy Allela, allegedly to be 25-year-old, created Sign-IO gloves to translate sign language into audible speech, bridging communication for the deaf.
Sign-IO gloves, with finger sensors, connect via Bluetooth to an app, translating sign language into vocal speech.
Young inventor, also at Intel and teaching at 0xford, introduced gloves at rural special needs school, aiming for wider accessibility.
