​​​​​​​June 2020, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 164-167. 

​​​Hand Gesture and Voice Controlled Smart Vehicle

T. Thivagar, A. Sriram*
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Arasu Engineering College, Kumbakonam-612 501. India.

​​​*Corresponding author’s e-mail: contactsriramnow@gmail.com

​Abstract

​An adaptable human vehicle interface is interaction to the people and robots. Working robots will cooperate to the people makes the work more effortless and uncomplicated. The purpose of robotics in commercial & residential intention has come to be quite essential for executing challenging work into more conveniently simple way. There are a lot of researches working on to enhance the connection between humans and robot. The main objective of the project is to develop a robotic vehicle using Arduino and to controls the vehicle with the help of voice based information. The whole mechanism of the project is based upon the device namely Arduino. The feature of “hand gesture” helps it to move wirelessly depending upon the Radio Frequency, which is placed upon the hand of the user. Another aspect of the present work is, it can recognize the command of the user in other words it is a voice controlled.

Keywords: Voice controlled vehicle; Robotics and voice recognition; Arduino; Motor driver; Modular.

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