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Display Software Testing Number of Fingers 3 (Three) To Turn Right

Display Software Testing Number of Fingers 3 (Three) To Turn Right

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Figure 11. Display Test Software Finger Number 1 (One) For Forward If...
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The hand gesture is a form of human expression in communication through hand movements. Hand gesture provides an alternative way for interaction between humans and machines, in this case, a mobile robot. This study discusses the application of static hand gestures to mobile robot motion, the hand used is the right hand. The static hand gesture used...
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