I designed and implemented a Gesture-Controlled Car System aimed at assisting people with disabilities by enabling vehicle control through simple hand gestures.
The system uses a wearable glove equipped with an accelerometer to detect small hand movements. These movements are processed by an Arduino Pro Mini and transmitted wirelessly via an RF transceiver to control a remote vehicle in real time. This project demonstrates the practical use of embedded systems, wireless communication, and assistive technology.
✅ What I Built
• Hand-gesture sensing glove
• Wireless RF communication system
• Remote-controlled vehicle platform
• Motor control using L298N driver
• Obstacle detection using an ultrasonic sensor
✅ System Overview
• The accelerometer mounted on the glove detects hand tilt and movement
• The Arduino Pro Mini processes gesture data
• Commands are transmitted wirelessly using an RF transceiver
• The receiver module on the car interprets the commands
• DC motors are controlled via an L298N motor driver
• An ultrasonic sensor provides basic obstacle detection for safety
✅ Key Features
• Real-time hand gesture control
• Wireless RF communication
• Smooth motor movement and direction control
• Compact and low-power embedded design
• Designed for assistive and accessibility applications ♿