SignAloud
From: TechBriefs - Create the Future Design Contest 2017

Honorable Mention

SignAloud is a pair of gloves that can translate sign language into a verbal
form instantaneously and in an ergonomic fashion. These gloves are a
communication tool for people who may have trouble speaking and those who use
sign language. Users simply wear the gloves and calibrate them and when they
sign, the central computer associates their hand positions and gestures to a
word or phrase which is verbally spoken. The gloves are extremely ergonomic
and easy to carry on a day to day basis. They are made out of ergonomic
materials to take away moisture from the user's hands and their minimalist
design limits their impact to the user's day to day actions. The gloves link
to a phone with bluetooth where they interact with an app that recognizes
signs and gestures.

Read the entire project description at:
https://contest.techbriefs.com/2017/entries/consumer-products/7483

Links:
UW undergraduate team wins $10,000 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for gloves that
  translate sign language
http://www.washington.edu/news/2016/04/12/uw-undergraduate-team-wins-10000-lemelson-mit-student-prize-for-gloves-that-translate-sign-language

SignAloud: Gloves that Transliterate Sign Language into Text and Speech
  (video 2:25)
https://youtu.be/l01sdzJHCCM