<ul><li>Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have developed smart gloves with built-in electronics to help deafblind individuals understand live conversations.</li><li>The gloves use artificial intelligence to listen to nearby conversations, summarize them, and send the information through gentle vibrations on the wearer's fingers.</li><li>The gloves contain haptic actuators below the knuckles that vibrate in various ways to convey words, grammar, numbers, and other messages.</li><li>This technology aims to improve the daily lives of deafblind individuals, enabling them to understand conversations in public settings and engage more independently with the world.</li></ul>

Smart gloves could help deafblind people understand conversations

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