The objective of this project is to develop a system using Raspberry Pi to generate and verify QR codes for encoding and decoding specific user-provided words without relying on a webcam.
In
this project, we harness the Raspberry Pi to generate QR codes that encode
specific words provided by the user. Each word corresponds to a unique QR code,
facilitating a system that doesn't rely on a webcam for scanning. The
implementation involves Python programming and the qrcode library for QR code
generation, ensuring simplicity and efficiency. Users input four distinct words
through a user interface or command line, which are then converted into QR
codes. These codes can be displayed on a screen or printed for physical use.
The system verifies the correct word by decoding scanned QR codes manually or
through image files, using image processing techniques within the Raspberry Pi
environment. This project showcases the versatility of QR codes for word
identification in scenarios where webcam usage is restricted, emphasizing
practical applications in educational and interactive settings.
Keywords: robot control, eye movement, USB web
camera, Raspberry Pi, computer vision, DC motors, real-time processing,
robotics platform, assistive robotics, human-machine interaction