Hackaday Supercon - Jennifer Wang : Building IMU-based Gesture Recognition

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Covers IMU sensor integration for gesture recognition systems. Teaches sensor fusion and signal processing for human-computer interfaces.

A 31-minute video from HACKADAY: “Hackaday Supercon - Jennifer Wang : Building IMU-based Gesture Recognition”.

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