Hand Gesture Recognition for the Paralysed
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4018805Keywords:
Marker, Gesture, Human Computer Interaction, HCI, IoT, Fingertips, Embedded SystemsAbstract
Paralysis is a condition where control over the body is either partially or completely lost. The individuals who have this condition find it difficult to move around or even perform any other actions. This makes them mentally weak as they have to completely rely on others. This paper shows different popular methods developed to help these individuals to become self sufficient to a certain extent. Disadvantages of these methods have also been discussed. Also, proposed gesture recognition technique is explained.
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