A communication system has been proposed to translate sign language used by people with speech impairments into audible speech. This system is based on an innovative hand gesture recognition method. The solution consists of two main parts: hardware and software. The hardware includes a sensor glove that detects hand gestures, positioned optimally on the fingers, based on the analysis of American Sign Language (ASL) signs. The design of the glove and the decoding technique—considering the axis orientation relative to gravity and the associated voltage levels—are explained. In the software component, an Android app named "Speaking Gestures" is under development. This app receives data (letters or words) through Bluetooth, converts them into text, and vocalizes them. Bluetooth speakers have become popular due to their compact size, portability, and long battery life. In this project, Bluetooth speakers are enhanced by adding touchless controls. Users can change songs simply by swiping their hand over the speaker and adjust the volume by raising or lowering their hand. This allows users to control the speaker entirely without needing to touch their phone or the speaker itself.