Viraj Joshi

The world of coding and electronics can seem abstract and inaccessible to many. AirWire makes programming electronics easier by enabling us to code using finger gestures.

AirWire is a gesture-driven electronics prototyping platform. It allows users to perform intuitive gestures and interprets those as code in order to reduce the barrier to entry to coding for physical computing and electronics.

AirWire uses the accurate and best practice code for every electronic component that you're using with the system. The process of entering the code as a response to the camera feed is real-time, and thus allows users to understand the code for each component while it is being inserted.

To enthusiastic makers and designers who are new to the world of physical computing, coding and electronics appear inaccessible and abstract. AirWire is designed keeping this audience in mind, and reduces barrier to entry. It's ability to work with established platforms like Arduino and Raspberry Pi make it a viable interpretation system and maintains the high skill ceiling and resolution provided by these physical computing platforms and the community around them.