good session,I gained basic knowledge about Raspberry Pi from this session

Thanks for sharing @rafitc99 . Glad to know that it was solved.

Student Design Competition 2021 by Altium, Upverter and IPC Education Foundation.

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Upverter Education, a division of Altium, the IPC Education Foundation, and Arduino are partnering to create the first student design competition to engage, educate, and enhance students’ proficiencies in PCB design, with a focus on solving some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.

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@salmanfaris I mainly did this project by following two tutorials in youtube its link is mentioned in my channel.Basically it runs with the help of visual studio code and pycharm.Pycharm is used to detect the hand movement and with the helpm of autopy we move the mouse.By serial port cmmunication we can send the x,ycoordinates in to the arduino and move the servo

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@bazil-nizam
Developing Android Applications with Eclipse is a bit old way. Few eclipse enthusiasts might be doing it still though. For your issue, check all the environment variables related to SDK and Emulators are correctly configured.

If you're a beginner and no specific reason to use Eclipse, try to start with AndroidStudio.