US EditionTaxila student develops gesture-controlled driving app
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Taxila student develops gesture-controlled driving app
A 19-year-old second-year mechanical engineering student from Taxila has developed a cell phone application that allows a car to be driven using hand gestures, which he believes will help people with disabilities drive. Muhammad Subhan said that a small device, installed in the car enables full control through a mobile phone, transmits commands to the vehicle with simple finger movements. He said the purpose of this innovation is to provide pers…
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