Pana Maria, 335CA

The project consists of a glove that allows video game control through hand movements (for player movement) and the pressing of a button (for game interaction). Data is transmitted wirelessly to the computer via Bluetooth. The goal is to create an alternative method of interacting with games, based on motion and gestures, that is intuitive, portable, and easy to use without traditional controllers.

The glove is equipped with an MPU6050 motion sensor (accelerometer + gyroscope), which detects the orientation and movement of the hand. These movements will be mapped to keyboard inputs as follows:

• Tilting the hand forward → W key
• Tilting the hand left → A key
• Tilting the hand backward → S key
• Tilting the hand right → D key

In addition, a button is placed near the thumb, allowing it to be easily pressed like a trigger (similar to a detonator). This button is mapped to an action key, such as left-click or attack, enabling interaction with the game environment (e.g., breaking blocks, hitting mobs).

The MPU6050 communicates with the Arduino Uno via the I2C protocol. The Arduino processes the data and transmits it via UART to an HC05 Bluetooth module. On the PC side, a program receives the Bluetooth data and emulates keyboard input, making the glove behave like a motion-enabled controller.

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