Human Interaction based interfaces are changing the way we interact with computers, giving
us a more intuitive way to control devices. Taking into account certain motions
and speech recognition are easy and intuitive to perform, allowing an unprecedented
level of control over the surrounding devices. Cameras and sensors translate
movements of our bodies without the need of remotes or hand held tracking
tools. As the underlying technologies evolve, a variety of approaches to
gesture-based input are being explored. The most common applications for
gesture based computing are for computer games, file and media browsing, and
simulation and training. Controlling a computer applications can to brought to
new level using speech recognition. The robot is having artificial intelligence
to a level that it can interact with speech response.
The proposed embedded system
consists of a robotic arm supported with a vehicle at the base. Our aim is to deliver a user interface (UI) that enables
the user to interact with the computer using Hand Gestures and Speech Recognition.
For this we track the colour rings placed on the user's fingers using Matlab.
The gesture recognition enables the user to control the arm movements by
getting the positions of the colour rings. The total system can be controlled
through voice recognition system using matlab.
We perform Voice recognition, an
extremely complex visual task, almost instantaneously and our own recognition
ability is far more robust than any computer's software can hope to be. We are
able to recognize the voice of several thousand individuals whom we have met
during our lifetime.
This current research is focused
towards developing a sort of unsupervised pattern recognition scheme that does
not depend on excessive geometry and computations like deformable templates.
Neural network approach seemed to be an adequate method to be used for
recognition due to its simplicity, speed and learning capability, also it was
chosen because it has proved to be highly robust in pattern recognition tasks
and because it is relatively simple to implement.
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