Communication with the hearing and visually impaired usually gets chaotic, especially when you don’t have any idea of Braille or sign language. Providing a solution, Korean designer Sungjun Cha has come up with an innovative device called the “Stick Talk” that when talking to a deaf person displays your spoken words on a screen to ensure easy communication. While on the other hand, the hearing impaired can express his/her thoughts by writing sentences on the palm with the stick, which senses the text to either display it on the screen or verbalize it for the listener. The Stick Talk not just makes conversation possible between a normal person and the deaf or blind, but between the deaf and the blind as well.
