Project Overview
This project features a computer vision application that converts hand gestures into mouse control using your webcam. The system tracks your hand movements in real-time and translates them into cursor actions - your index finger controls the cursor position, and raising your middle finger triggers clicks.
Built with Python, OpenCV, and MediaPipe, this touchless interface eliminates the need for physical mouse interaction. The application processes video frames continuously, detecting hand landmarks and mapping finger positions to screen coordinates with adjustable sensitivity settings.
Video Demonstration
See gesture control in action - real-time cursor movement
Real Life Applications
Diverse applications demonstrating the flexibility of gesture-based control systems
Technical Specifications
Detailed breakdown of the computer vision system and gesture recognition algorithms
Core Components
- Hand Tracking: MediaPipe framework providing real-time hand detection for precise finger position tracking.
- Video Processing: OpenCV-based video capture and frame processing system with optimized performance for real-time gesture recognition.
- Gesture Recognition: Custom finger position analysis for detecting cursor movement commands and click gestures based on relative finger positioning.
- Cursor Control Interface: PyAutoGUI integration for cursor movement and click event simulation with configurable sensitivity settings.
- Click Detection: Finger positioning analysis determining click events through index and middle finger distance detection.