Gesture Controlled Car (Arduino, Bluetooth)

The Gesture Controlled Car project uses an Arduino microcontroller and Bluetooth technology to control a car via hand gestures. The system utilizes an accelerometer or gyroscope sensor, such as the MPU6050, to detect the orientation and movement of the user’s hand. The sensor data is transmitted via Bluetooth to the Arduino, which controls the motors of the car based on the gesture. For example, tilting the hand forward moves the car forward, while tilting it backward moves the car in reverse. The system can be customized with additional features such as speed control, turning, and obstacle avoidance. The project demonstrates the integration of hardware and software for a practical and innovative application of gesture recognition technology. It is suitable for robotics enthusiasts, hobbyists, and anyone interested in exploring the potential of gesture-based control systems. The car can be operated in both indoor and outdoor environments and provides an interactive and engaging user experience.