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Gesture Recognition Technology
Gesture Recognition Technology
Gesture Recognition Technology
Created by:
Aayushi Bansal
1814355
CSE 3rd year
What is gesture?
Gesture means moving a part of the body especially the hand or head
to express an idea or meaning
Gesture recognition is the ability of a device to identify and respond to
the different gestures of an individual.
What is Gesture Technology?
Gesture recognition is a topic in computer
science and language technology with the
goal of interpreting human gestures via
mathematical algorithms. Gestures can
originate from any bodily motion or state but
commonly originate from the face or hand.
Current focuses in the field include emotion
recognition from the face and hand gesture
recognition. Many approaches have been
made using cameras and computer vision
algorithms to interpret sign language. .
Introduction of Gesture Recognition
Technology
Interface with computers using gestures of
the human body, typically hand movements.
In addition to hand and body movement,
gesture recognition technology also can be
used to read facial and speech expressions
(i.e., lip reading), and eye movements.
These are the first in a growing array of alternative input devices that
allow computers to recognize and interpret natural physical gestures as a
means of control.
The mouse movement will be in synchronicity with the hand gesture, thus
allowing a hassle free operation of mouse.
WHO DISCOVERED IT?
How this technology works?
In gesture recognition technology, a camera reads
the movements of the human body and
communicates the data to a computer that uses the
gestures as input to control devices or applications
Motion Sensing
Any movement produces some amount of acceleration.
We are using an accelerometer to measure the acceleration. This 3D motion is
later converted to 2D motion by the microcontroller.
Microcontroller:
Accelerometer
Accelerometer sensors measure the acceleration experienced by it and
anything to which it is directly attached.
Goal of this projects is to measure the three-dimensional acceleration of
human hand motion with adequate accuracy and precision, the necessary
bandwidth for normal human motion.
Input Devices That Are Used
Wired Glove:These provide input
to the computer about the position
and rotation of the hands using
magnetic or inertial tracking devices.a
glove can detect hand position
movement and finger bending.
Depth Aware Camera : A
standard 2D camera can be used where
resources would not be convenient for other
forms of image based recognition.
o Medical
o Education
o Automotive Sector
o Gaming
o Robotics
o Video conferencing
o Security Locks
Applications of the technology
Medical
For health and safety reasons, a
nurse or doctor may not be able
to touch a display or track pad but
still needs to control a system. In
other cases, the medical
professional may not be within
reach of the display yet still needs
to manipulate the content being
shown on the display.
For the disabled wheel chairs
designed that can sense the
motion of the hand sof the person
Applications of the technology
Gaming
The people enjoy the games by moving
the objects without any object just only
by waving their hands
Can be used in virtual gamings as car
races or shooting games
Automobiles
For controlling the rear hatch and sliding
down the windows of the cars
In moving the steering wheel of the car
For the movement of the front and back
mirrors
Can also be used in the aero planes and
helicopters
GAMING AND AEROPLANES
Applications of the technology
Automotive Market
In opening and closing of the sliding
doors.
In opening of the lift doors
In changing the movements of an
escalator
Robotics
Instead of giving commands to the
robots they can be given direction
through the movement of hands
Applications of the technology
Education
In the class rooms they can be used for the e education
system.
Gesture based ipads and projector rooms are available.
used to connect students to the education system in a totally
new and different way.
Applications of the technology