Intelligent multifunctional electronic wrist watch for hearing-impaired crowd

Abstract

The invention relates to an intelligent multifunctional electronic wrist watch for a hearing-impaired crowd and relates to the field of intelligent wrist watches. The wrist watch comprises a shell, watchbands, a mainboard, a battery, a display screen and a rear cover. The watchbands are arranged on the symmetrical side walls of the shell respectively. The mainboard is fixed into the shell and provided with the battery. The display screen is fixed to the upper surface of the mainboard, and the rear cover is fixed to the lower surface of the mainboard. The mainboard is provided with a sound receiver, a sound player and a main processor. The sound signal output end of the sound receiver is connected with the sound signal input end of the main processor, the sound signal output end of the main processor is connected with the sound signal input end of the sound player, and the display signal output end of the main processor is connected with the display signal input end of the display screen. A receiving hole corresponding to the sound receiver and a playing hole corresponding to the sound player are formed in the side wall of the shell.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of smart watches. Background technique [0002] For hearing-impaired groups, the current main auxiliary equipment is hearing aids. However, hearing aids have the following disadvantages during use: 1. For people with severe hearing loss (total deafness), the gain effect of hearing aids is minimal. 2. The filtering of environmental noise is still unstable, and hearing-impaired people who wear hearing aids and go out are often hurt by sharp noises. At present, the research and development technology for the common impairment of hearing-impaired people mainly focuses on sign language translation. However, there are the following deficiencies in the use verification project: 1. The regional differences of sign language are obvious, which cannot be unified and quantified. 2. Deaf people cannot recognize the facial expressions they cooperate with in the process of using sign language. 3. It is inconvenient to wear and una...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] For hearing-impaired groups, the current main auxiliary equipment is hearing aids. However, hearing aids have the following shortcomings during use: 1. For people with severe hearing loss (total deafness), the gain effect of hearing aids is minimal

2. The filtering of environmental noise is still unstable, and hearing-impaired people who wear hearing aids and go out are often hurt by sharp noises

At present, the research and development technology for the common impairment of hearing-impaired people mainly focuses on sign language translation. However, there are the following deficiencies in the use verification project: 1. Sign language has obvious regional differences, which cannot be unified and quantified

2. Deaf people can’t recognize the facial expressions they cooperate with in the process of using sign language

3. Inconvenient to wear, unable to travel

Limited by the shortcomings of smart wearable applications, the main application areas of smart wearable devices are still sports, health, safety, etc. Compared with powerful smart phones, they still cannot surpass and replace

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