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Názov: Gesture Control Robot Using Arduino.
Autori: Kshirsagar, Pravin, Zade, Sayali, Chawale, Nilima D., Pal, Saurabh G., Chahande, Masum, Pande, Atharv, Tambe, Prajkta
Zdroj: Journal on Electronic & Automation Engineering; Mar2025, Vol. 4 Issue 1, p158-164, 7p
Predmety: RADIO waves, REMOTE control, ROBOT control systems, GESTURE, DETECTORS
Abstrakt: A robot that can be operated with basic human gestures is called a "gesture-controlled car." All the user has to do is wear a gesture device with a sensor built in. The robot will move in the appropriate directions when the sensor records a hand movement in a particular direction. Radio waves are used to establish a wireless connection between the robot and the Gesture instrument. Thanks to wireless connection, users can engage with the robot more amicably. Using accelerometer sensors attached to a hand glove, we can operate the vehicle. The remote control that is typically used to operate the vehicle is supposed to be replaced by the sensors. In addition to controlling the car's throttle with the same accelerometer sensor, it will enable the user to control the vehicle's forward, backward, left, and right movements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstrakt:A robot that can be operated with basic human gestures is called a "gesture-controlled car." All the user has to do is wear a gesture device with a sensor built in. The robot will move in the appropriate directions when the sensor records a hand movement in a particular direction. Radio waves are used to establish a wireless connection between the robot and the Gesture instrument. Thanks to wireless connection, users can engage with the robot more amicably. Using accelerometer sensors attached to a hand glove, we can operate the vehicle. The remote control that is typically used to operate the vehicle is supposed to be replaced by the sensors. In addition to controlling the car's throttle with the same accelerometer sensor, it will enable the user to control the vehicle's forward, backward, left, and right movements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:25836951
DOI:10.46632/jeae/4/1/15