Abstract
Gesture recognition is increasingly being used to design systems that assist the disabled people and elderly people, who struggle with motor control and motor functionality. In this paper, we propose a device which helps people with severe motor disabilities, however, have full functionality in their fingers even if they can not move or lift their arms. The proposed device tracks the movement of the fingers of the users and classifies them as gestures. The classified gestures can be used to control various electrical devices such as switches, electrical appliances, wheelchairs, etc. and can also be used to signal the need for human assistance. The device is robust, easy to use, highly accurate, and low power consuming. Therefore, it can be used for an extended period of time and is reliable for helping the disabled people and elderly people.
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