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Gesture Controlled Gesture Controlled Vehicle Vehicle Presentation by ~~ PRADIP KUMAR MODI (Roll No- 071430103032) SUHADRI SEKHAR PAUL (Roll No-071430103036) SUBHANKAR DAS (Roll No-071430103038) RANJAN KUMAR (Roll No-071430103043) AMARJIT BISWAS (Roll No-071430103054) GOURAB CHOUDHURY (Roll No-071430105025) Under the guidance of ~~ Sri. Sudip Kumar Kuila, Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering. A Presentation on GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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Gesture Controlled Gesture Controlled VehicleVehicle

Presentation by ~~

PRADIP KUMAR MODI (Roll No-071430103032)

SUHADRI SEKHAR PAUL (Roll No-071430103036)

SUBHANKAR DAS (Roll No-071430103038)

RANJAN KUMAR (Roll No-071430103043)

AMARJIT BISWAS (Roll No-071430103054)

GOURAB CHOUDHURY (Roll No-071430105025)

Under the guidance of ~~ Sri. Sudip Kumar Kuila,Assistant Professor,

Department of Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering.

A Presentation on

GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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Agenda ~~Agenda ~~

I. Introduction.II. Concept.III. Sensor principle, circuit & setup.IV. Hardware Design.V. Software analysis.VI. Field of application.VII.Future Promise.

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Introduction Gesture recognition is a topic in computer science and language technology with the goal of interpreting human gestures via mathematical algorithms.

Gestures can originate from any bodily motion or state but commonly originate from the face or hand. In this project we capture gesture from human finger movement and controlled a robot vehicle through that.

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Concept

The sensor outputs are fed to MCU through a comparator.

The MCU produces the control pulses.

Motor driver drives the motors according to those control pulses.

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SENSOR

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SENSOR SetupThe sensor set comprises of an IR LED mounted at the tip of a finger and a IR receiver almost at the junction of the palm and the very finger.

When the fingers are straight, the light from the IR LED is directly incident on the receiver.

When the fingers are bent downwards, the light from the LED goes out and is not incident on the

receiver.

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SENSOR circuit

When the Tx is forward biased, it begins emitting infra red.

Case1: when no IR is incident upon the Rx,Rx would be of the order of mega ohms and hence the output voltage would be higher.

Case2: when IR is incident upon the Rx,The resistance of Rx will sharply fall and

hence the output voltage would be

lower.

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SENSOR operation

Here we are using a optical sensor. We used IR pair for this purpose.

The sensor is giving two outputs--------i.When finger is straight.ii.When finger is bent.

Sensor type

Low level voltage(logic 0)

High level voltage(logic 1)

Sensor-1 3.89V 6.93V

Sensor-2 3.74V 7.12V

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Hardware Design

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Developer Board

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L293D

LM339

Schematic DiagramSchematic Diagram

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ROBOT DesignThere are 3 vital components for the design of the robotic vehicle chassis--

Ply wood Board.

500 rpm 12 V dc Motor.

2 Wheels

Passive castor Wheel.

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Software analysis

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Control FlowchartSTART

SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2

Comparator

Output ?

Comparator

Output ?

10 0 1

STOP

Turn LEFT

Turn RIGH

T

Forward

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Simulation and Design Verification

Proteus is software for simulation, Testing, and printed circuit board (PCB) design.

For the simulation purpose we have used the Proteus 7.0 simulator.

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Field of Application

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Field of application

Ease of use Generic robotic systems require years of practice and scientific and technological know-how to operate.

Gesture Driven systems are simpler and easier to operate. Any common man with basic knowledge can operate it.

This systems tends to penetrate deeper in everyday use rather than being confined in research labs.

It will open a new era in Home automation and Remotely operated utility devices at households. Even physically disabled can gain benefit.

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Application contd.

Gesture driven house hold utility devices will open a new frontier.

With proper wireless connectivity, gesture recognition can provide a simple and reliable solution to household activities.

Possibilities are endless…….

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Application contd.

Motion Capture TechnologyComplex and

realistic physical interactions in animation industry.

The amount of animation data that can be produced is extremely large when compared to traditional animation techniques. This contributes to both cost effectiveness and meeting production deadlines.

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Future Promises

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Future Promises

ZigBee Mobility ZigBee is a specification for a suite of high level communication protocols using small, low-power digital radios .

Wireless modules consume very low power and is best suited for wireless, battery driven devices.

IEEE standard 802.15.4.2003 it is an encrypted and secure transmission medium.

Recent Development in OpenHAN networking will provide more utility to the end users.

OpenHAN = Open Home Automation Network

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more Future promises

Advanced Robotic Arm Advanced robotic arms that are

designed like the human hand itself can easily controlled using hand

gestures only.

The ARM controller will wear the sensor gloves and the robotic arm

will MIMIC the movement of the controller.

Advanced robotic arms like these can perform complex and hazardous

tasks with ease.

Proposed utility in fields of Construction, Hazardous waste

disposal, Medical science.

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more possibilities……

Virtual Reality(VR) Combination of

Heads Up display, Wired Gloves, Haptic-tactile sensors, Omni directional Tread mills may produce a feel of physical places during simulated environments.

VR simulation may prove to be crucial for Military, LAW enforcement and Medical Surgeries.

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