Virtual Keyboard

Waqaar Khatri(36), Vishal Jangle(26), Rakesh Hande(25), Tejas Kamble(30)

Prof Shailaja Udtwar

ABSTRACT FLOWCHART RESULTS

Virtual keyboard uses sensor technology and artificial We make fully working interface of keyboard which can detect
intelligence to let users work on any surface as if it were a key stroke for letters presented/drawn on any flat surface
keyboard. This paper develops an application to visualize
the keyboard of computer with the concept of image
processing. The virtual keyboard should be accessible and
functioning. With the help of camera image of keyboard will
be fetched. The typing will be captured by camera, as we
type on cardboard simply drawn on paper. Camera will
capture finger movement while typing, and accordingly the
pressed key will be process through a program and will be
displayed

User giving
Inputs
CONCLUSION
We developed a system to get an input of keyboard drawn on a
blank paper using a real - time camera. However, it is difficult
to get stable results because of the variety of lighting and skin
colours of human races. Most vision algorithms have
illumination issues. From the results, we can expect that if the
Keyboard drawn on vision algorithms can work in all environments then our system
BACKGROUND paper will work more efficiently. This system could be useful in
presentations and to reduce work space.

Many researchers in computer science and human computer

interaction developed various technologies related to virtual
keyboard and mouse. However all of them used different
techniques. Approaches related to keyboard, where in
Eckert. M developed for the persons with physical
impairments with presenting a new middleware for mapping
gestures, obtained by a motion sensing camera device. Another
approach was developed by Zhang, Yangzhou introduced a
method by the use of infrared laser module, keyboard pattern
projector, embedded system and a single image sensor where
every keystroke can be determine accurately by image
processing including morphology principle and ellipse fitting.
Our project was inspired by a paper of Jun Hu .They developed
bare-finger touch interaction on regular planar surfaces for e.g.
walls or tables, with only one standard camera and one
projector. The touching information of finger tips is recovered
just from the 2-D image captured by the camera. We used the
concept of camera and image processing but without the help of
projector and laser light a simple keyboard is drawn on the
paper and the movement of typing is captured by camera same
for the mouse the eye movement is captured.
Camera unit sensing
the co-ordinates
Output alphabet
touched is displayed
REFERENCES
[1]Eckert, M. Lopez, M. Etal, - A motion based keyboard
interpreter .Tech. Univ. of Madrid, Madrid, Spain
[2]Su, Xiaolin, Zhang. etal2015 Virtual keyboard: A human-
computer interaction device based on laser and image
processing, Virtual keyboard: A human-computer interaction
device based on laser and image processing, College of
Information Science and Engineering, Shenyang, China
[3]Jun Hu, Guolin Li etal, IEEE:Bare-fingers Touch Detection
by the Buttons Distortion in a ProjectorCamera System
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to take this opportunity to thank my internal
guide Prof. Shailaja Udtewar for giving us all the help and
guidance we needed. We are really grateful to them for their
kind support. Their valuable suggestions were very helpful

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