Voice Interpreted Translator (VoIT)

Overview

The Voice Interpreted Translator (VoIT) is a Python-based translation tool that converts voice input into text and translates it into a chosen language. The translated text is then converted back into speech. This tool is aimed at breaking language barriers for users who may struggle with typing in a particular language or have physical challenges. The project uses popular Python libraries to achieve efficient, real-time translation.

Features

• Speech-to-Text: Converts voice input into text using the SpeechRecognition library.
• Language Translation: Translates text between languages using the googletrans library.
• Text-to-Speech: Converts translated text back into speech using the pyttsx3 library.
• Interactive GUI: A simple GUI built with pygame to handle user interactions.

Modules Used

1. pyttsx3: Used for offline text-to-speech conversion. Compatible with multiple platforms.
2. SpeechRecognition: Handles audio input and converts it into text using built-in speech recognition engines.
3. googletrans: A free Python API for translating text between languages.
4. pygame: Used to build an intuitive graphical user interface for the translation tool.

How to Use

1. Install dependencies: Ensure that all required Python libraries are installed.

   pip install pyttsx3 SpeechRecognition googletrans==4.0.0-rc1 pygame

2. Run the Application: Execute the Python script to start the translator tool.

   python Task_failed_successfully.py

3. Choose Languages: Select source and target languages from the provided options.

4. Speak or Type: Provide an input (either by speaking or typing), and the tool will translate and return both text and audio in the desired language.

Limitations

• Bulk translation and handling unclear inputs may cause inaccuracies.
• Regional language support is limited, and translations for some languages may not be fully accurate.

Authors

• Rudra Kumar Chourasia
• Nikhil Kumar
• Ritul Anand
• Vaibhav Kumar