Home automation Through Hand Gesture By Using Raspberry Pi
Project Description:
This project involves creating a home automation system that controls various household appliances using hand gestures. By employing a Raspberry Pi as the central processing unit, the system will recognize specific hand gestures and translate them into commands to control devices such as bulbs, fans, tubelights, and buzzers. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the project:
Objective:
To develop a system that allows users to control home appliances through predefined hand gestures, enhancing convenience and accessibility in home automation.
Gesture-Control Mapping:
Index Finger: Toggle bulb (On/Off)
Ring Finger: Toggle fan (On/Off)
Pinky Finger: Toggle tubelight (On/Off)
Thumb: Toggle buzzer (On/Off)
System Workflow:
Gesture Detection:
The camera module continuously captures video frames.
The captured frames are processed using gesture recognition software.
Hand gestures are detected and classified into predefined categories (index finger, ring finger, pinky finger, thumb).
Gesture Interpretation:
The system maps detected gestures to corresponding appliance controls.
For each gesture, the system checks the current state of the appliance (On/Off) and toggles its state accordingly.
Control Mechanism:
Relay modules are used to switch appliances on or off based on the gesture command.
The Raspberry Pi sends control signals to the relay modules to execute the command.
Project Code:
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If you want to understand code explanations then please watch YouTube video.
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