Somatosensory games can achieve human-computer interaction, without the need for a handle or keyboard, directly using the body to complete the game. As a modern interactive way, its interactive form full of technology to show the shocking effect. This design develops an Arduino-based gesture game simulator, which combines Arduino and PAJ7620 gesture sensor to realize the most critical part of gesture recognition in the gesture game, and displays the recognition result through LED display. By building the hardware circuit and coding the software code, the gesture recognition function of the game is finally realized. The test shows that the gesture recognition device designed in this project can provide different data according to different gestures, and has been realized to interact with computer system, and can be run in various computer applications, which has considerable development prospect.

Topics
Shock waves, Human-computer interaction, Computer systems, Computer applications, Sensory nervous system
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