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Home Kinection

This project aims to create a home environment that effortlessly adapts to the needs of its inhabitants through intuitive gesture recognition. Utilizing a Microsoft Kinect sensor, the team focuses on home automation in the living room, allowing users to control devices simply by gesturing. Users can assign gestures to various actions, such as turning lights on/off, dimming lights, and controlling A/V equipment. The system will also enable control over IR-based devices and a computer, all through distinct gesture and voice command interpretations for seamless interaction.

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Home Kinection

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  1. Home Kinection Brian Bowman, Reid Erekson, Stephen Larew, Will McGrath,

  2. Abstract The basic aim of the project is to enable a home to naturally and intuitively respond to its inhabitants needs. The team plans to implement basic home automation, specifically controlling the devices in a living room, utilizing gesture recognition from a Microsoft Kinect sensor. A user would be able to assign certain gestures to correspond with different actions. Actions in the living room include: turning on/off a device, dimming a light, controlling a TV or other A/V equipment and controlling a PC.

  3. Block Diagram Desktop

  4. Block Diagram (continued) Dimming Module Switching Module IR Module

  5. Block Diagram (continued) Shade Module

  6. PSSCs • 1. An ability to control AC lights/appliances. 2. An ability to control IR-based devices (TV, etc.). • 3. An ability to control motorized shade (up/down). • 4. An ability to control a computer (via a "virtual touchscreen ") using gestures and voice commands. • 5. An ability to distinctly interpret the gestures and voice commands required for all control functions of the system.

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