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Smart Sound System Applied for the Extensive Care of People with Hearing Impairment

We, as normal people, have access to a potent communication tool, which is sound. Although we can continuously gather, analyse, and interpret sounds thanks to our sense of hearing, it can be challenging for people with hearing impairment to perceive their surroundings through sound. Also known as PWHI (People with Hearing Impairment). Auditory/phonic impairment is one of the most prevailing sensory deficits in humans at present. Fortunately, there is room to apply a solution to this issue, given the development of technology. Our project involves capturing ambient sounds from the user’s surroundings and notifying the user through a mobile application using IoT and Deep Learning. Its architecture offers sound recognition using a tool, such as a microphone, to capture sounds from the user's surroundings. These sounds are identified and categorized as ambient sounds, like a doorbell, baby cry, and dog barking; as well as emergency-related sounds, such as alarms, sirens, etc.