Arduino Based Gaming Glove Using Mpu6050 Sensor

This work focuses on developing an Arduino-based gaming glove that converts hand gestures into real-time game controls using an MPU6050 sensor. Key challenges addressed include ensuring sensor accuracy and calibration, real-time data processing to avoid lag, maintaining comfort for extended use, reliable power management, durability of components, software integration, and balancing cost and accessibility.

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Published
2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icaeca63854.2025.11012640
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IoT-based Control Systems
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Arduino Based Gaming Glove Using Mpu6050 Sensor

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Abstract

This work focuses on developing an Arduino-based gaming glove that converts hand gestures into real-time game controls using an MPU6050 sensor. Key challenges addressed include ensuring sensor accuracy and calibration, real-time data processing to avoid lag, maintaining comfort for extended use, reliable power management, durability of components, software integration, and balancing cost and accessibility.

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