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    This document provides a synopsis for a minor project titled "Emoticon Generator". The project aims to create a system using gesture recognition technology to identify specific human gestures and map them to emojis. This would allow users to select emojis through hand gestures rather than searching through menus. The system would use a camera to read hand movements and send the corresponding emoji to another user in real-time. It requires a computer with minimum specifications and would use OpenCV and PyCharm software. The system would work by training a model to recognize gestures and match them to emojis stored in a database to provide results quickly and accurately.

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    This document provides a synopsis for a minor project titled "Emoticon Generator". The project aims to create a system using gesture recognition technology to identify specific human gestures and map them to emojis. This would allow users to select emojis through hand gestures rather than searching through menus. The system would use a camera to read hand movements and send the corresponding emoji to another user in real-time. It requires a computer with minimum specifications and would use OpenCV and PyCharm software. The system would work by training a model to recognize gestures and match them to emojis stored in a database to provide results quickly and accurately.

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    This document provides a synopsis for a minor project titled "Emoticon Generator". The project aims to create a system using gesture recognition technology to identify specific human gestures and map them to emojis. This would allow users to select emojis through hand gestures rather than searching through menus. The system would use a camera to read hand movements and send the corresponding emoji to another user in real-time. It requires a computer with minimum specifications and would use OpenCV and PyCharm software. The system would work by training a model to recognize gestures and match them to emojis stored in a database to provide results quickly and accurately.

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    This document provides a synopsis for a minor project titled "Emoticon Generator". The project aims to create a system using gesture recognition technology to identify specific human gestures and map them to emojis. This would allow users to select emojis through hand gestures rather than searching through menus. The system would use a camera to read hand movements and send the corresponding emoji to another user in real-time. It requires a computer with minimum specifications and would use OpenCV and PyCharm software. The system would work by training a model to recognize gestures and match them to emojis stored in a database to provide results quickly and accurately.

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    MINOR PROJECT SYNOPSIS

    Project Title: Emoticon Generator

    Project by- Nirmal Kumar Shivhare (Roll.no 131)


    Mahad Ullah (Roll.no 112)
    College: - LNCT BHOPAL

    Table of content
    • Objective
    • Literature review
    • System requirement
    • Detailed procedure
    • Future scope and limitation
    • Reference

    OBJECTIVE
    A primary goal of gesture recognition technology is to create a system which can
    identify specific human gestures and use them to convey information or for
    device control. Interface with computers using gestures of the human body,
    especially hand movements. In Gesture recognition technology, a camera reads
    there movement of human hand and communicate to the data to a computer
    that user the gestures as input to control devices or applications. Automatic
    Gesture Recognition a part of AI (Artificial Intelligence) is gradually increasing with
    in all the sectors and has seen dramatic improvements in performance over the
    past years, and such systems are now widely used for security, entertainment as
    well as in commercial applications. Artificial Intelligence works on machine
    learning and this machine learning also have some drawbacks therefore deep
    Learning was introduced. It’s basically a part of machine learning but is more
    advanced than it. An automated system for human hand gestures recognition in a
    real time is quite interactive task, whenever a person wants to send any hand
    emoji to another person makes it more interactive with the machine and thus
    removes the time for searching the desired emoji in the keyboard. It gradually
    decreases the time capturing process of searching any hand emoji in the list of
    emojis and then select them which is desired. Through hand emoji recognition,
    we can directly recognise the gesture and hence then sends the desired hand
    emoji to another person which makes it more interactive for the user. It reduces
    the time and using the high accuracy rates it provides the result. Emojinator is just
    like this and it allows the computer camera to read the human hand gesture and
    provide the desired output which the user wants from the computer and then
    send it to receiver.

    System requirements
    Hardware requirement
    • Camera must be positioned in the systems to obtain the snapshots.
    • Optimum Resolution: 512 by 512 pixels.
    • Secondary memory to store all the images and database.
    • System configuration - minimum of 2 GB RAM and 80 GB disk space.
    • Operating System – Windows OS 7 or later.
    • Processor - 1.8 Ghz or more.
    • Graphics card windows 64 bits
    Software requirement
    • OpenCV (Open-Source Computer Vision Library)
    • PyCharm (IDE)

    Detail procedure
    thus, to overcome the drawbacks of the existing system, the proposed system has
    been evolved. This project aim is to improve the interaction between the user and
    the machine as well as reducing the time for searching the hand emoji and
    providing the real time result within a second. The system provides with the best
    user interface. The proposed system works on recognizing the hand gesture and
    then matching the gesture with the same hand emoji present in the database. The
    working of this system is also faster than the proposed system and there are very
    less chances of having mistake while recognizing the hand gesture and providing
    the emoji in result. By improving the interaction between the user and machine it
    will become easier to work with new technologies

    Future Scope and Limitation


    Future scope
    Ever since the dawn of time, man has worked tirelessly to make life better. With
    the advent of computers and the internet, communication and information
    transfer has become extremely easy. But there’s always been one common way
    of interacting with these machines. Gestures that are processed after they’re
    done are called offline gestures. In other words, these are the gestures that don’t
    show a real time change. For example, some new smartphones have the option to
    open a certain application after a specific gesture is made, this is basically an
    offline gesture and that how our model works.
    Limitation
    The outcomes of the data fed are only verified predictions through various source
    and may have scope of inefficiency

    Reference
    [1] Aarti Malik and Ruchika” Gesture Technology: A Review “Department of
    Electronics and CommunicatioEngineeringnternationalJournal of Electronics and
    Computer Science Engineering, ISSN- 2277- 1956
    [2] V. Vezhnevets, V. Sazonov and A. Andreev a, 'A Survey on Pixel-Based Skin
    Colour Detection Techniques'.
    [3]S. Thakur, S. Paul, A. Mondal, S. Das and A. Abraham, 'Face Detection Using
    Skin Tone Segmentation', IEEE, 2011.

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