Auto Gesture Detection 2.9.3

The Auto Gesture Detection system offers eleven distinct reaction modes based on various gesture inputs. Users simply perform gestures across the entire screen, triggering corresponding responses automatically.

Features

• Recognizes nine gesture types: Rotation, Pan, Long Press, Double Tap, Pinch, Swipe Up, Swipe Down, Swipe Left, and Swipe Right. The Pan gesture has the lowest priority; if other gestures are detected, the system interprets the input accordingly and ignores Pan gestures during detection.
• Records video clips triggered by specific gestures.
• Takes photographs upon detecting designated gestures.
• Records audio recordings through gesture activation.
• Plays sound files and music via gesture commands.
• Converts text notes to speech based on gesture input.
• Provides current time announcement in English through gesture recognition.
• Reports location information—including latitude, longitude, and place name—via speech triggered by gestures.
• Controls lighting settings with gesture commands.
• Provides auditory feedback for gesture detection counters.
• Includes sound detection counters that verbally report occurrences.
• Offers proximity detection-based verbal reporting of interactions.

Buttons

• Menu Button: Located at the top-left corner, this button opens a menu allowing addition of text notes, viewing video clips and photos, and managing audio files and music selections. Videos and photos saved are stored in the device gallery, while audio recordings are saved locally.
• Settings Button: Accessed from the top-left corner, this allows customization of application preferences.

Preferences Setup

• Users can assign specific reactions to individual gestures. Reactions are selectable from six options.
• The maximum durations for video recordings and audio recordings can be configured.
• User can choose camera devices, set video quality parameters, and enable or disable flash when capturing photos with the rear camera.
• The app allows adjustment of speech synthesis volume and speaking speed for text-to-speech functionalities.
• Users can select audio codecs, define sound sample rates, and specify mono or stereo channels for recorded audio files.

Menu Options for Media and Notes

• Video Clips: Opens a list of recorded videos stored in the device gallery for playback and management.
• Sound Files: Displays a list of recorded or imported sounds; supports playback, deletion, and renaming. Displays file duration and size information.
• Photo Items: Shows a gallery of photos with thumbnails; selecting an item closes the view.
• Select a Sound File: Lets users choose a specific sound file as a reaction. Files may include recordings made within the app or imported via iTunes file sharing.
• Talk Notes: Opens a note management interface where users can add new text notes, select languages for speech output, or import text from clipboard or file sharing. Notes can be listened to sequentially through a dedicated playback feature. Editing options are available via an inquiry button for note removal or modification.