Madhav Maheshwari
Published © MIT

Gesture Powered Signage

A wearable that controls devices and makes global calls with just gestures no internet, no extra hardware, just independence.

IntermediateFull instructions provided5 hours216
Gesture Powered Signage

Things used in this project

Hardware components

Seeed Studio 6-Channel Wi-Fi Relay Module
×1
MYOSA Motherboard
×1
MPU6050 6-Axis Accelerometer and Gyroscope Sensor
×1
SSD1306 I2C OLED Display
×1
APDS9960 Gesture, Proximity, Light, and Color Sensor
×1

Software apps and online services

Arduino IDE
Arduino IDE
Tasker Automation

Story

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Schematics

Physical Layout and Connections

Myosa board

The Customizable Board , No Hassle For Connections , No wiring Problems

Code

ESP32 Gesture-Based Wearable Controller

An ESP32-based wearable device that uses MPU6050 for twist detection and APDS9960 for gesture control to manage multiple appliances and initiate calls via Bluetooth. Includes OLED display feedback, buzzer/LED alerts, and ESP-NOW communication with a receiver unit. Twist gestures select devices, swipe gestures control them (ON/OFF/Exit/Send), and a dedicated CALL mode allows contact selection and calling through a paired phone.

Credits

Madhav Maheshwari
1 project • 6 followers
I’m an embedded systems and IoT enthusiast who builds real-world solutions from PCB design and sensor integration to automation and robotics

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