How to Make a SensorGlove With Android Connection

The aim is to create an input system for mobile devices, which is controlled by the movements of the fingers, in this case with the help of a glove.

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Step 1: Creating the Glove Connectors

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Materials:

• Gloves
• 5 sensorFlex(2.2in or 5.4in)
• 7 black breadboard jumper wires (for negative)
• 7 red breadboard jumper wires(for positives)
• 5 green breadboard jumper wires (for signal)
• 2 yellow breadboard jumper wires (for Bluetooth Tx/Rx)
• 5 ohm resistors 330
• 1 PCB Board Perforated
• 1 arduino UNO
• 1 bluetooth module HC-06

Step 2: Welding SensorFlex With Jumpers

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• Right: Positive
• Left: Negative

Step 3: Join SensorFlex and the Glove by Sewing

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*IMPORTANT: The purpose of this is to move the SensorFlex so close to the fingers as be possible

Step 4: Welding Glove With PCB Board

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1. Solder the 5 red jumpers to the same bus and 2 red jumpers as Output
2. Solder a black jumper with a resistance and a green jumper as Output to the same side of resistance (Between black jumper and resistance)
3. Solder the 5 resistance to the same bus and 2 black jumpers as Output

Step 5: Connect With Arduino and Bluetooth

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Connect the green jumpers to the Arduino Analog Inputs.

• Thumb jumper = A0
• Index jumper = A1
• Middle jumper = A2
• Ring jumper = A3
• Pinky jumper = A4

Connect a black jumper to the Arduino GND Output and the other to Bluetooth GND Input

Connect a red jumper to the Arduino 5v Output and the other to Bluetooth +5v Input

Bluetooth:

• Bluetooth Tx -> Pin2 Arduino
• Bluetooth Rx -> Pin3 Arduino

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