Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module

Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module Description

The Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module is a versatile sensor that combines RGB and infrared (IR) sensing for detecting hand gestures and proximity. Based on the APDS-9960 integrated sensor, this module can detect multiple gestures, such as swipe or wave, and can also recognize the direction of movement. The module operates at a voltage of 3.3V, making it compatible with many microcontroller platforms, and is ideal for touchless control systems, IoT devices, and human-machine interaction applications. The unsoldered version gives users the freedom to solder and integrate it into custom applications.

Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module Features

• Gesture Recognition: Can detect various hand gestures for touchless control of devices and systems.
• RGB and Infrared Sensing: Uses RGB color sensing and infrared light to accurately detect hand movements and gestures.
• 3.3V Operating Voltage: Compatible with microcontrollers that work at 3.3V, such as Arduino, ESP32, and other development boards.
• Unsoldered Version: Provides flexibility for custom soldering to integrate the sensor into specific projects.
• Compact and Efficient: The small form factor makes it suitable for use in a wide range of applications, from home automation to interactive displays.

Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module Specifications

• Sensor Type: APDS-9960 RGB and IR sensor
• Voltage: 3.3V
• Communication: I2C interface for easy connection to microcontrollers
• Assembly: Unsoldered version for flexibility and customization

Unsoldered Red GY-9960 3.3V APDS-9960 RGB Infrared IR Gesture Sensor Module Applications

• Gesture-Based Control: Ideal for building touchless gesture control systems in smart home applications, such as adjusting lighting or controlling appliances.
• Interactive Systems: Suitable for creating interactive devices, exhibits, or installations that respond to user gestures.
• Automated Devices: Can be used in automation systems that require proximity detection and gesture-based input.
• Human-Machine Interaction: Perfect for building intuitive human-machine interfaces that don't require physical contact.