Wearable wireless hmi device

Abstract

A wearable gesture control interface device for controlling a controllable device based on gestures provided by a user. The wearable gesture control interface device includes: (i) a sensor configured to detect user orientation and movement and generate corresponding sensor data; and (ii) a microcontroller configured to sample sensor data from said sensors, determining whether sensor data from one of said sensors satisfies a transmission criterion, and transmitting control data corresponding to all said sensors to said sensor data if said sensor data satisfies said transmission criteria controllable device.

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technical field [0001] Implementations of the present disclosure relate to wearable technology gesture control. More specifically, implementations of the present disclosure relate to wearable human-machine interface (HMI) devices that enable the wearer to wirelessly control and send input parameters to electronic receivers and computing devices, i.e., communicate with sensors, switches, control units, Wireless communication modules, and power adapted gloves and other garments. Background technique [0002] In recent years, wearable technology has continuously gained acceptance, but the vast majority of such devices are still in the experimental stage, and commercially available wearable technology still suffers from numerous drawbacks. Within the field of wearable technology, gesture-controlled gloves were among the first products to appear on the market, but they currently suffer from limited functionality and a significant lack of versatility. For example, the Nintendo P...

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The use of embedded mechanical springs also contributes to the stiffness of such devices and reduces their appeal to consumers, while the reliance on custom communication protocols for many of these devices further hinders their widespread adoption

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