Abstract

The human computer interaction platform can be implemented in a variety of different ways because to the fact that webcams and other equipment, such as sensors, are both relatively inexpensive and readily available on the market. The use of gestures as a mode of communication between humans and machines is widely regarded as the most effective approach. The employment of hand gestures as a means of communication between humans and machines or computers is particularly helpful in achieving higher levels of information conveyance. The use of hand gestures as a form of nonverbal communication is something that can be put to use in a variety of contexts. Applications that make use of hand gestures have acquired a variety of alternative methodologies, including those that are backed by sensor technology and computer vision, according to research and survey reports. Research is expanding into new territory, particularly in the areas of pattern recognition and gesture recognition. Gestures of the hand can add a new layer of complexity to the operation of contactless computers. As a result, in this project, we produce software that shows a prototype of a system that is able to automatically recognize gestures and executes pc commands in response to certain motions. This software is shown as part of this project. Python is the language that we are utilizing to construct our solution, and we are taking advantage of integrated modules such as cv2 (OpenCV, or open source computer vision, is a collection of programming functions that is primarily geared toward real-time computer vision.) & Mediapipe (detects hand and fingers data points.)

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