MorseLens is an Android application that allows users to translate, transmit, and detect Morse code using multiple methods including flashlight, vibration, and sound.
- Morse Code Translation: Convert text to Morse code and vice versa
- Multi-language Support: Translate between various languages including Hindi, Urdu, and English
- Flashlight Detection: Detect and decode Morse code signals from other devices
- Multiple Transmission Methods:
- Flashlight: Use your device camera flash to transmit Morse code
- Vibration: Feel the Morse code through device vibration
- Sound: Hear Morse code through audio tones
- Visual Speech Recognition: Recognize speech with a waveform visualizer
- Morse Code Dictionary: Reference all Morse code characters
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- Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for modern Android UI development
- MVVM Architecture with state management
- OpenCV for image processing in flash detection
- Google ML Kit for language translation
- Android Speech Recognition for voice input
- Hilt for dependency injection
- DataStore Preferences for persistent settings
- Android Studio Meerkat | 2024.3.1 or higher
- Minimum SDK 26 (Android 8.0 Oreo)
- Target SDK 35
- Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/Razorquake/Newz.git cd Newz - Open the project in Android Studio
- Sync project with Gradle files
- Run on an emulator or physical device
- ui/morse_code_translator: Main translator functionality
- ui/flashlight: Flashlight detection components
- ui/dictionary: Morse code dictionary
- ui/components: Reusable UI components
- ui/speech: Speech recognition and language translation
- ui/settings: User preferences
- data: Data management components
- Camera: Required for flash detection and transmission
- Microphone: Required for speech recognition
- Vibration: Used for tactile Morse code output
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Developed by Anant Jaiswal, Aryan Sharma