Real-time Auslan (Australian Sign Language) to English speech translation glove. Built with ESP32-S3, flex sensors, IMU on a custom PCB, and a Bluetooth-connected Python GUI.
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A glove designed for speech and hearing impaired people that converts sign language to text and monitors the pulse rate.
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A gesture-controlled smart glove system using flex sensors, Arduino, and 8051 microcontroller for real-time hand gesture detection. The system classifies gestures like Hello, Okay, and Peace using sensor data and wireless UART communication.
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Prototype for a virtual keyboard based on IMUs and machine learning
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Hand Gestures shown with the glove are shown on the Mobile Application through Bluetooth
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A smart, wearable glove that recognizes and tracks exercise movements using AI, real-time feedback, and an interactive button interface.
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Prototype of a Smart Glove using potentiometers and servo motors as placeholders for flex sensors and actuators. Built with ESP32/Arduino for assistive technology and gesture control research.
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