This small project is already impressive, as it manages to integrate AI-driven gesture recognition on the Raspberry Pi to play a simple game.

Game developer Nick Metzler posted a video sharing his 'psychological tip' to winning rock, paper, scissors nearly every time.

In this paper, we present a plug and play Rock-Paper-Scissors game set that utilizes CNN-based static hand gesture recognition and a Markov chain-based bot. Each game round, the camera output is fed ...

For this milestone, we're bringing you something special as part of our Build & Challenge Series—a Real-Time Rock-Paper-Scissors Game in Python.

This repository contains a console-based rock paper scissors game in C++, the first final project for the Algorithms and Problem-Solving Level 2 course by [Programming Advices]. The user plays against ...

Today I'll make a rock paper scissors game with a GUI interface in python that has nothing special. Except for a different code implementation.

The premise of [CrazyScience]’s game is really simple, with three servos connected to labels that display rock, paper, and scissors, respectively.

In general, the main language used is Python version 3, and worked especially with classes, inheritance and exceptions. Next, we used the Python GUI (Graphical User Interface) combined with the script ...