Arduino Gaming Glove - Code and Circuit Available

The Arduino Gaming Glove is an interactive wearable input device centered around an Arduino Uno microcontroller and an MPU6050 sensor. The MPU6050 is a six-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that combines a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope. When the sensor is securely attached to a hand glove using jumper wires for connections, it tracks the tilt, orientation, and motion of the user's hand in real-time. As the hand moves through physical space, the MPU6050 measures dynamic forces and rotational velocity, transmitting this motion data to the Arduino Uno. The Arduino processes these incoming sensor readings and translates them into corresponding digital commands, allowing the glove to function similarly to an air mouse or a gesture-based keyboard. To execute this conversion, the system relies on code compiled and uploaded through the Arduino IDE, along with the Flip software for device programming and firmware updates. By analyzing the spatial coordinates and tilt angles, the Arduino determines which user interface action or game control should be triggered. Ultimately, this integration of motion-tracking hardware and microcontroller logic empowers users to seamlessly navigate graphical environments and control digital applications using natural hand gestures.