Hand Gesture Recognition
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Hand Gesture Control Robot Using OpenCV Gesture control robotics replaces traditional buttons and joysticks with natural hand movements. This approach improves user interaction and reduces mechanical dependency on physical controllers. Sensors capture motion, convert it into digital data, and translate that data into robot movement in real time. This project demonstrates a… |
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onsemi's AR0145CS Hyperlux SG Image Sensors, Now at Mouser, Accurately Capture Moving Scenes Mouser Electronics, Inc., the authorized global distributor with the newest electronic components and industrial automation products, is now stocking the AR0145CS Hyperlux™ SG image sensors from onsemi. The AR0145CS is a 1/4.3 inch CMOS digital image sensor with a 1280 (H) x 800 (V) active-pixel array. Capturing both continuous video and single frames, the AR0145CS sensors are ideal for… |
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DIY Gesture Control Drone using Python with LiteWing and ESP32 A few years ago, building a drone was expensive and out of reach for most hobbyists and students. But today, DIY drones have become more accessible and affordable. With the LiteWing Drone—a compact, open-source drone powered by the ESP32—you can build and fly your own drone for under $50. It's beginner-friendly, ready to fly out of the box, and can be controlled via… |
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Open-Source Touch-Free 3D Gesture Sensor A YouTuber has shared a gesture sensor that detects hand movements using electric field sensing. Unlike optical or infrared sensors, this method works through non-metallic surfaces, enhancing usability in enclosed environments. The sensor is based on Microchip’s MGC3130, a 3D gesture recognition controller that enables swipe gestures, circular motions, and depth… |
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Hand Gesture Recognition using ESP32 and Python This ESP32 project is an exciting and interactive way to control LEDs using hand gestures. We will use an ESP32 board, Python, MediaPipe, and OpenCV to create a system that can detect specific hand gestures and translate them into actions that control LEDs. MediaPipe will be used to recognize the hand gestures, while OpenCV will capture the real-time video feed from a webcam. Based on the… |
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CES 2025: A Complete Roundup of All Things Robotics Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 held from January 7-10 at Las Vegas introduced a variety of impressive robots unveiled by both startups and well-established companies. These robots cater to different needs ranging from human-like companions and pet-like assistants to smart home assistants and industrial robots. The showcase also included robots designed for… |
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TheAssitBot : Wearable AI Assistant for the Deaf and Mute The Wearable Communication Assistant is designed as a portable, AI-driven solution that leverages machine learning models for real-time sign language recognition and speech-to-text translation. Our goal is to enable this functionality on a lightweight embedded device, ensuring accessibility and ease of use. The project uses a development board with a camera for… |
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Introduction to PAJ7620 Gesture Recognition Module Starting with physical switches, the way we interact with electronic devices has evolved significantly over the years. We moved from switches to touch screens, and research has continued to push the boundaries further. Today, we've gesture recognition, where you can control and access machines without any physical touch. While it may seem hyped, experiencing gesture… |
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UGV Rover - Opensource AI Robot powered by Raspberry Pi and ESP32 The UGV Rover, a sophisticated AI robot from Waveshare, is designed for versatile exploration and interaction. This 6-wheel rover features a dual-controller setup, with an ESP32 managing motor functions, sensors, and more, while the main controller, compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B/5, delivers robust computational power and strategic capabilities. Made with durable… |
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Gesture Controlled Robot Using Arduino Let's build a cool hand gesture-controlled robot that'll amaze your friends and family—it's like magic! This step-by-step guide helps you build a hand gesture-controlled robot using simple components like Arduino, MPU6050 Accelerometer, nRF24L01 Transmitter-Receiver Pair, and L293D motor driver module. We'll split the robot into two parts: the Transmitter and the… |
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IoT Gesture controlled Home Automation using ESP12 and AI Vision In this project, I build an Ai Virtual Assistance with IoT based smart switch Board. As you know, Home automation and today home automation is everywhere and we also use them for controlling our home appliances using mobile app, voice assistance, and as well as manual. But in this project, we are going to 4th way to control… |
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Arduino based Gesture controlled Robot using Accelerometer Being in the field of electronic engineering, we wanted to explore and experiment with the different possibilities of working with several sensors and components. The idea of controlling mobile devices using simple hand gestures is very fascinating and useful. We also wanted to make a product that solves several problems, makes tasks easier and all-in-all… |
