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Luva that Translates Libras Is Created by Students of Cefet in Araxá

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Technology developed at Cefet can help make communication more accessible to deaf people Photo/ Disclosure Cefet A glove equipped with sensors capable of identifying movements of the hands and recognizing gestures that are part of the Brazilian Language of Signals (Libras) is being developed by students of technical education of the Federal Center for Technological Education (Cefet), in Araxá. Technology can help to make communication more acces…

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Luva that Translates Libras Is Created by Students of Cefet in Araxá

Technology developed at Cefet can help make communication more accessible to deaf people Photo/ Disclosure Cefet A glove equipped with sensors capable of identifying movements of the hands and recognizing gestures that are part of the Brazilian Language of Signals (Libras) is being developed by students of technical education of the Federal Center for Technological Education (Cefet), in Araxá. Technology can help to make communication more acces…

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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