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- 2. Goal of the System: 2 To Control Lab Environment (Shades and Screens ) with hand gestures.
- 3. Components Used Hardware : • Accelerometer (Smart Phone) • Positioning System(Ubisense) Software : • Smartphone application – PhonePi to acquire accelerometer readings • Gesture Record and Recognition algorithm written in Python environment • Shell scripts to connect with Middleware, invoked through Python 3
- 4. Communication among Components • For Accelerometer reading from Smartphone: Socket communication between the PhonePi application and the Python script • For Position data recording from UbiSense: Telnet communication between UbiSense and Python script • Proxy Java objects are interacting with Middleware, invoking Methods on these objects using Python control scripts.
- 5. Working Concept Gesture Recording Start Shades/ Screen Control Controlling Environment Gesture Recognition Position Recognition Task 1 + Task 2 Position Record Task 3 Task 4 Task 5
- 6. Distribution of workload Sr No. Task Main Team Support Team 1 Task 1 Shaker Abu Sailik Pradeep S. 2 Task 2 Pradeep S. Darshit Pandya Zankrut Antani 3 Task 3 Pradeep S. Arjun Haridas 4 Task 4 Darshit Pandya Zankrut Antani Arjun Haridas Pradeep S. 5 Task 5 Zankrut Antani Darshit Pandya Pradeep S.
- 7. Zone Division layout for the control of Shades/Screens based on gestures Shade 1 Shade 2 Shade 3 Shade 4 Shade 5 Shade 6 Screen3Screen1 Screen7Screen9 Zone 1.1 Zone 1.2 Zone 2 Zone 3.2 Zone 3.1