Presentation slide control using OpenCV

In this project i have used Python OpenCV to track the landmarks of hand shown in camera and with some defined gestures we can control the slides of the presentaion and also we can mark or erase using pointer in the slides.

Packages used in the project

Some working video of the project.

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