SudoGlove Glove: Fingertip Control

Nokia recently boasted how its Chinese engineers wrote a Symbian program for driving a BMW. They could press the gas and brake pedals from the touchscreen and turn the steering wheel as if it were a computer game.

So, now everything has become even more fantastic. From now on, even a smartphone is not needed to drive a car, just put a glove on your hand and move your fingers. For example, he raised his thumb - the car started up, sharply showed the middle finger - emergency braking. This is how the SudoGlove glove made by talented student Jeremy Blum works.



Five sensors are sewn into the glove, including a 2D gyroscope and a vibration sensor. Wires go to the homemade control module , which sends commands to the car, equipped with an XBee radio module and an Arduino Pro Mini controller.
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The glove can be programmed to different gestures and turn the steering wheel by tilting the arm. True, so far the glove is sharpened to control a toy car, but it is easy to change.



The student spent 250 hours on his project. All 600 lines of source codes can be downloaded here , on its website there are also layouts for the assembly and other data.