Computer Vision can be used to capture gestures and create more intuitive and faster devices to interact with computers. Current commercial gesture-based interaction devices make use of expensive equipment (tracking devices, gloves, special cameras, etc.) and special environments that make the dissemination of such devices to the general public difficult. This work presents a study on the feasibility of using Web cameras as interaction devices based on hand-gestures. In our study, we consider that the hand is clean, that is, it has no (mechanical, magnetic or optical) device. We also consider that the environment where the interaction takes place has the characteristics of a normal working place, that is, without special lights or backgrounds. In order to evaluate the feasibility of such interaction mechanism, we have developed some prototypes of interaction devices. In these prototypes, hand gestures and the position of fingers were used to simulate some mouse and keyboard functions, such as selecting states and objects, and defining directions and positions. Based on these prototypes, we present some conclusions and suggestions for future works.