Summary
Individuals with hearing impairments face significant communication barriers in the restaurant industry, limiting their employment opportunities. This study introduces HaptiServe, a haptic-based wearable system designed to enhance communication for deaf waitstaff. The system consists of an ESP32-based smartwatch, a local server, and a web-based ordering interface operating over a local Wi-Fi network without requiring internet access. Communication is handled using MQTT for device notifications and HTTP for customer orders.
Evaluation results show that the server remains stable with up to 500 users without errors. Customer connections are stable up to 55 meters, although MQTT stability depends on the router used. The device operates safely at temperatures below 30.5°C and features task synchronization to prevent duplication. The main limitation lies in battery efficiency, as deep sleep mode has not yet been implemented. Overall, HaptiServe demonstrates strong potential as a solution to improve workplace accessibility for deaf individuals.
Product Impact
Product Uniqueness
- Marcel Saputra
- MATTHEW FILBERT TANDER
- Rudy Susanto., S.Kom., M.T.I.
- NICHOLAS OLIVER MARVIN SUSETYA
Reduced Inequality
Reduced Inequality-
2025
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