Assisting Bedridden Patients To Ontrol Home Appliances

Abstract

This project introduces a gesture-driven wireless system for controlling home appliances, utilizing the
MPU6050 accelerometer and gyroscope module paired with ESP32 microcontrollers. The system features a
transmitter that captures user gestures, translates them into specific commands (e.g., switching appliances on
or off), and sends these instructions wirelessly to a receiver via the ESP-NOW protocol. The receiver processes
the commands and provides real-time feedback through a 16x2 LCD display, ensuring an accessible and
efficient user experience. By eliminating the need for physical interaction, this system enhances convenience
and accessibility, particularly for individuals with limited mobility. Its modular architecture supports future
expansions, such as integrating additional appliances or gesture types, making it a scalable solution for home
automation.