Implementasi Motion dan Gesture Pada Aplikasi Mobile Berbasis iOS Sebagai Wireless Remote
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Motion and gesture in the world of technology is growing so smartphones are used everyday and also has a variety of sensors. These sensors can provide data that can be calculated so that a certain movement is known.
Data from the accelerometer is used to determine the movements performed by the user. Accelerometer is used as input data to be used on the air mouse feature and gesture recognition. It will also implement image recognition to move the mouse cursor to nearest objects.
The results of this study is an application that works for a physical mouse replacement so that the mouse cursor can be driven through the smartphone. The sensor used is the accelerometer on the smartphone. This application will be very helpful for the presenter to control his laptop remotely. The advantages of this application than the wireless mouse is this application does not need a flat base and can run in the air.
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