Abstract
Home automation is becoming increasingly popular as people seek to simplify their lives and improve their living spaces. In this project, we explore how Husky Lens, an AI-powered image recognition sensor, can be used to control home automation systems with the help .of an Arduino board and a relay. By training Husky Lens to recognize different hand gestures or objects, we can use these gestures or objects to control various appliances or devices in our homes. For instance, a user can simply wave their hand in front of the Husky Lens sensor to turn on or off the lights or fan, or use an object such as a Smartphone to activate a door lock or a garage door. The system is built using an Arduino board to communicate with the Husky Lens and relay module, which in turn controls the appliances or devices. This provides a low-cost and customizable solution for home automation that can be easily expanded to incorporate additional features or devices.
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