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6 years ago Data: Consumers-People like ones who know ASL already and won't have trouble using this in a faster way to type. Production- The gloves are made with a nice comfortable rubber-like plastic material that feels nice and is easy to put on without getting stuck on your skin. Storage- The gloves come with a box to keep them in and the camera goes inside the box as well. Privacy- Security Concerns-
Some of the benefits of this innovation would be that not all people are fast typers. We wanted to try and give people a way to type faster through ASL. It no longer even requires you to look at the screen while you are typing. Someone who is deaf would be able to use this in a very efficient way because they most likely already know sign language very well. The easy-to-use abilities of the glove and camera can see from multiple angles. One downside is that ASL isn't the easiest to learn if you aren't using it all the time. It would seem like a waste of time to some people because nobody likes wasting time on something that has little to no uses.