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Research on Music Wireless Control Based on Motion Tracking Sensor and Internet of Things

  • IEEE Access
  • Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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With the continuous development of society and rapid economic growth, intelligent music control technology has received more and more attention. At the same time, real-time motion tracking technology has also been developed more and more in the fields of virtual reality and human-machine control. This article is dedicated to developing a wireless music control system based on gesture tracking sensors. First, in the data collection part, an infrared sensor module based on the Internet of Things is used to automatically detect whether someone is approaching. When detecting that someone is approaching, the motion tracking sensor module captures and detects gestures and counts them through a counter. Then, the IoT data transmission module sends the acquired gesture information from the sending end to the receiving end. Finally, the particle swarm algorithm performs algorithmic intelligent processing and judgment on the transmitted data to realize wireless control of background music. After software and hardware debugging, a wireless music control model based on motion tracking was finally successfully established. The system has undergone a complete test, and the test results show that the system has strong stability. Users can easily control music equipment and achieve high accuracy of music control information.

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DOI
10.1109/access.2021.3064565
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W3134483411
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EN
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IEEE Access
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