An adaptive system controls computer actions using hand and eye gestures, enhancing accessibility for all users.
Human–computer interaction has significantly improved with advancements in computer vision and AI. This paper presents an adaptive gesture-based control system for both physically challenged and general users. It operates in two modes: eye-controlled for users with limited mobility and hand gesture-based for standard users. Using a webcam, the system captures facial landmarks and hand movements to perform real-time actions like cursor control, keyboard input, app switching, brightness, and volume control. The proposed system provides an efficient, low-cost, and accessible alternative to traditional input devices.
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