Tag: gesture

Sensor solutions provider ams has expanded its family of vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) devices with four new modules for 3D gesture recognition. Combining a VCSEL emitter and photodiode in one compact package, the Bidos P2433 Q flood illuminator is available in four...

Maxim Integrated MAX25405 IR Gesture Sensor is a low-cost, flexible gesture-sensing solution for automotive applications. The MAX25405 integrates a complete optical system including lens, aperture, visible light filter, and a 6x10 photodetector array. The MAX25405 recognizes...

Vishay introduces a new fully integrated Automotive Grade proximity and ambient light sensor for gesture recognition Vishay introduces a new fully integrated Automotive Grade proximity and ambient light sensor for gesture recognition. Featuring Filtron™ technology, the Vishay...

Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense is one of the newest Arduino boards and packs many features and sensors. It's Small, powerful, BT connected and with all the sensors you may need to design innovative applications. It's a compact and reliable Nano board that is built around the NINA B306...

Interested in controlling an object or device without physically touching it? So am I! For today’s tutorial, we will look how to build a DIY based Gesture Controlled Robotic Arm using the Microchip MGC3130 based, Seeed 3D gesture and position tracking shield for Raspberry Pi. 3D...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) allows approval for Google’s radar-based hand motion sensor. By Wisse Hettinga [via] Soli sensor technology works by emitting electromagnetic waves in a broad beam. Objects within the beam scatter this energy, reflecting some...

Here we use PIR sensor and Arduino to detect the motion of a hand. This detection can be used to operate electronic equipment. By ElectroPeak @ hackster.io: In this article, we’ll show you how to make a gesture detector by simple components like PIR sensor and Arduino Nano. At the...

Nevma is a simple to build, program and utilize device that translates your hand gestures into keyboard and mouse input. Just plug it in your USB port and magically wave through your presentations, documents, pictures, songs and the like. by Dimitris Platis @ instructables.com...