Prototipo lector de movimientos de la mano para la vinculación con la realidad virtual

Abstract

The accelerated use of virtual reality (VR) as a method of entertainment and a bridge to education has created the need for the use of specific controls for these media. One of the most efficient methods to control this type of technology is found in input peripherals, such as a computer's touchpad, keyboard, mouse and drawing tablets, but this technology would be limited depending on the application [1]. Under these characteristics, a hand movement reader prototype is designed and built for linking with VR, which consists of an RF transmitter operated by a microcontroller in charge of analyzing the data of the sensory system composed of an accelerometer sensor and motion sensors. flexion to hit the kinematic movements of the hand, in addition to the flexion of four fingers to handle virtual reality systems focused on the fields of entertainment and education, in addition to an RF receiver that receives the information to emulate peripheral systems.