Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Aurangabad, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a complete wireless EMG-based human-computer interface that lets a user drive both PC games and PowerPoint presentations on Windows through voluntary muscle activity alone. Surface-mounted electrodes should pick up the EMG signal, a low-latency wireless link (Bluetooth LE or comparable) must stream the data to a Windows app, and that app has to translate classified muscle events into ordinary keystrokes, game-pad buttons, or simple slide-navigation commands.

Reliable gesture recognition, minimal lag, and an easy-to-run calibration routine are critical because the same device will switch seamlessly between fast-paced gaming inputs and “next / previous / laser-pointer” style slideshow control. On the software side I expect real-time signal conditioning, feature extraction, and a small classifier (SVM, kNN, or lightweight neural net—feel free to justify the best fit) packaged inside a user-friendly GUI. The entire toolchain must run natively on Windows.

Deliverables
• Hardware design files, parts list, and a working prototype (or clear build instructions if shipping is impractical)
• Embedded firmware for the sensor node, with documented source code
• Windows application with source, installer, and basic user guide
• Brief calibration and usage manual suitable for non-technical users

Include a detailed project proposal describing your component choices, signal-processing pipeline, classification strategy, expected accuracy, key milestones, and estimated timeline so I can evaluate feasibility before awarding the project." (client-provided description)