One of the tyres broke, so we had to stop on the road at a car maintenance center. In 2015, I was travelling with my father in Port Said. It was just an idea I presented to my teachers, but all agreed on the inability of implementation and unworthiness. I started engaging in scientific research in 2014 with the idea of “a travelator” in the streets to facilitate moving from one place to another. I’m Omar Abdel Salam Hilal, a student at the faculty of Engineering in the Department of Communications and Computers, Al-Mansoura University. An interview with Yamama Waked Who is Omar Abdel Salam in terms of creative thinking and attention to technology? The glasses weigh only 80 grams, and they work on helping the deaf communicate with people by translating sound into sign language. He asked for the help of physics professors in the Faculty of Science at the university to enhance these glasses, as this innovation is unparalleled worldwide.
They help them effortlessly communicate and translate their sign language into an audible sound that comes out of the glasses.Ībdel Salam began to work on this innovative project in 2015 and designed nine models for glasses. He invented electronic glasses that address the deaf and mute, named Glasses SensEar. Omar Abdel Salam is an Egyptian student in the Department of Communications and Computers at the Faculty of Engineering at Mansoura University.
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