Compact gesture-based remote control via Bluetooth

[AlexMiller11] sharing A project For A DIY gesture detection remote control that actions as A Bluetooth keyboard, able of control media And presentations on A computer with A high degree of precision.

THE device recognize eight different gestures And controls A host PC on Bluetooth.

THE material East A Silicon Laboratories xG24 developer kit, A little Focused on IoT advice able has be powered by A CR2032 cell. Part of What makes he all work East THE six axes IMU sensor, but THE rest East THE software has interpret that data And figure out What movements THE user East trying has TO DO. That arrived with A Neuton.AI model And SDK, A tiny but effective machine learning frame For little devices.

How do he In fact work? THE device actions as A Bluetooth HIDDEN, And gets connected has A PC In THE even was as A regular Bluetooth keyboard. Once It is do, recognized gestures are printed out THE serial port as GOOD as sent via Bluetooth has THE host machine. Media can SO be plays, on break, volume adjusted, presentations control, And more. More details are on THE projects GitHub deposit. There is Also A demo video that explain Exactly what is this going on, integrated below THE page break.

Machine learning East A path of using software has solve THE types of problems humans are not very GOOD has in writing programs has solve, And accurate gesture acknowledgement East A GOOD example. Not all such apps require heaps of overheated GPUs, either. We have seen THE concept of A neural network bare down has It is naked essential running on A Arduino Uno, For those WHO would be as has better appreciate THE fundamentals.