DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIMEDIA KEYBOARD BASED ON THE PAJ7620 SENSOR

A contactless computer control device based on the PAJ7620 sensor is proposed. This sensor enables gesture recognition, which is then transmitted to the computer as key scan codes. Thanks to the versatility of the HID protocol, the device can operate on any operating system, including mobile platforms.

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Scientific and Practical Journal "Materials of Scientific Conferences of the Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University"
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.34132/mspc2025.01.06.12
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Embedded Systems and FPGA Design
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIMEDIA KEYBOARD BASED ON THE PAJ7620 SENSOR

Stanislav Hanulich, Borys Saltovskyi
Scientific and Practical Journal "Materials of Scientific Conferences of the Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University"
Embedded Systems and FPGA Design
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MULTIMEDIA KEYBOARD BASED ON THE PAJ7620 SENSOR

Stanislav Hanulich, Borys Saltovskyi
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Abstract

A contactless computer control device based on the PAJ7620 sensor is proposed. This sensor enables gesture recognition, which is then transmitted to the computer as key scan codes. Thanks to the versatility of the HID protocol, the device can operate on any operating system, including mobile platforms.

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