Arduino Projects and Tutorials - Free Arduino Courses Online - Hall Effect Based Gesture Controller Glove for Gesture Controlled Robots

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Building a Gesture-Activated Robot with an Arduino Control Glove and an Accelerometer in Place of a Flex Sensor. Start Designing your own PCBs using Altium Free Trail -- 👉 https://rootsaid.com/altium/ 🤘 Get Quality PCBs for your Projects for a Low Price from PCBWay -- 👉 https://rootsaid.com/pcbway/ 🤘 Coupon Code - PCBWayLab My gesture-controlled robot may benefit from a better control glove, and I have some ideas for making one without resorting to a flex sensor, which I hope to share in this video. A quick progress report on the control Glove I've been discussing in recent vids. Create a gesture-controlled robot with an Arduino or Raspberry Pi and a revolutionary control glove that operates via a Hall effect sensor, eliminating the need for flex sensors. Using this hall effect sensor in place of expensive flex sensors, you may build a low-cost robot that responds to your gestures.