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This project proposes a gesture-controlled system for PowerPoint presentations, aimed at improving the user experience by enabling hands-free control and addressing the limitations of traditional methods such as keyboards, mice, or remote clickers. These conventional tools can disrupt the natural flow of a presentation and are often inaccessible for individuals with physical disabilities. The system is designed to be highly adaptable, functioning effectively in diverse environments with varying lighting conditions, backgrounds, and camera distances. In conclusion, this project aims to enhance the presentation experience by providing a natural, hands-free method for controlling slides, fostering better presenter flow, and increasing audience engagement. By utilizing OpenCV and MediaPipe, the system delivers an innovative, accessible, and scalable approach to bringing gesture recognition technology into mainstream presentation environments.