Contrary to what many believe, the noise of a clap is largely not the sound of two hands smashing into each another, the ...

AUM’s faculty-student research team has developed an innovative AI powered tool designed to convert hand gestures into text. Tathagata Bhattacharya, assistant professor of computer science, called the ...

Supported by By Esther Zuckerman Say “hand flex” to a fan of the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride & Prejudice” and they will know exactly what you mean. The gesture comes early in ...

American Sign Language (ASL) recognition systems ... alphabet letters in real time. Using advanced deep learning and key hand point tracking, it translates ASL gestures into text, enabling users ...

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 ...

Among these interactions, gesture-based recognition offers a natural and intuitive user experience that does not require physical contact and is becoming increasingly prevalent across various fields.

Gesture recognition plays a crucial role in various applications such as virtual environment control, sign language translation, robot control, and music creation. This project utilizes MediaPipe, an ...

Vision-based hand gesture recognition technology enables computers or devices to interpret and understand human hand movements and gestures using visual input, typically from cameras or other imaging ...