Project: Robot Controlled Using Hand Gestures
This project focuses on controlling a robot using hand gestures captured through sensors, demonstrating real-time human–machine interaction. By translating natural hand movements into robotic actions, the system enables intuitive and contactless control, making human–robot communication more seamless and efficient.
Project Overview
In this project, learners design and develop a gesture-controlled robotic system where sensor data from hand movements is processed and converted into control signals for the robot. The system interprets gestures such as tilting, rotating, or moving the hand to control the robot’s direction and motion, showcasing the integration of sensors, embedded systems, and control logic.
Key Objectives
Skills Covered
Tools & Technologies Used
Real-World Use Case
Gesture-controlled robots are used in applications such as assistive robotics, remote operation in hazardous environments, industrial automation, and interactive systems. This technology is also widely explored in healthcare, defense, and smart robotics research to improve intuitive machine control.
Learning Outcomes
By completing this project, learners gain hands-on experience in building interactive robotic systems. They develop a strong understanding of sensor-based control, real-time system response, and human–machine interaction, preparing them for advanced robotics and automation projects.