Tebak Gambar Nama

🐮 Mini Game: Tebak Gambar Edition!

A mini-game experiment for inclusive tech!

🎮 How to Play:
Pick the correct image that matches the given word. That's it! There's no ending, just a fun way to test our hand gesture input system designed to support accessibility.

🙌 About the Project:

This game is part of a short-term research project exploring vision-based hand gesture recognition as an accessible alternative to conventional input devices like a mouse or keyboard.

It aims to support users with motor and/or speech impairments by offering a lightweight gesture input system that only requires a webcam — no expensive or invasive hardware needed.

🔧 How It Works: 

The hand gesture system converts simple finger movements into keyboard inputs (arrow keys and space) that can control this game — and even other games!

➡️ 0 (Left) = Down Arrow
➡️ 1 (Middle) = Right Arrow
➡️ 2 (Right) = Left Arrow

📦 Download Options:

• 🕹️ Tebak-Gambar.zip – Game only

• 🤖 Tebak-Gambar-HandGesture.zip – Game + Hand Gesture Input Code

• ✋ GestureToKeyboard.zip – Hand Gesture Code only

💡 Note: You’ll need Visual Studio Code (VS Code) and the Python extension to run the gesture code.
💡 Note: The Hand Gesture Code can also be used to play other games that rely on arrow key inputs and the spacebar, as long as they support input through the DOM's keyboard events (e.g., web-based games).

📹 Setup & Instructions: 

📺 Tutorial Video + Guide included on our GitHub repo or YouTube:

👉 https://github.com/Hinakhina/gesture-accessibility-game-input

👉 https://youtu.be/fdoTDal46xY

📝 Help us Improve!

If you’ve tried the game using our gesture-based system, we’d love your feedback!

Please fill out this short survey (just 3–5 minutes): 

🔗 Sign to Action: Vision-Based Hand Gesture Recognition as an Inclusive Alternative to Conventional Game Inputs for People with Disabilities - Google Formulir

❤️ Credits

Game Design & Assets: Putri Kay 🎀

Game Programmer: Virly 🦉

Emotional Support: Colin

Developed by Computer Science students at Binus University as part of our effort to make digital interaction more inclusive with the use of AI, especially in the world of games.