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Tag Archives: Gesture recognition
Friday Video: Watch out Tom Cruise, Minority Report gesture recognition is near. Very near. And Cheap ($70)
A startup company named LeapMotion is now taking reservations for its motion-control gadget, Leap, which appears to replicate the gesture recognition used by Tom Cruise in the movie “Minority Report” using a USB peripheral device about the size (OK, well … Continue reading
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Tagged Gesture recognition, iPhone, Kinect, Leap, Minority Report, Motion control, Tom Cruise, USB
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Avatar Kinect takes gesture-recognition apps to a new level with more to come
“In-Game” at msnbc.com has just published a short video review by Todd Kenreck (see below) of the new Microsoft Avatar Kinect, a sort of social media and communications app that makes good use of the Microsoft Kinect’s tracking features to … Continue reading
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Tagged Gesture recognition, Kinect, Microsoft, Video game, Xbox, Xbox Live
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Apps and gestures on tablets and smartphones: If I can see you shake your booty, what is it you expect me to do about it?
Rick Merritt in EEtimes reports today that Qualcomm has just acquired some of the assets of gesture-recognition pioneer GestureTek and plans to insert that technology into future Snapdragon SoCs targeting smartphones, tablets, and consumer devices. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon SoCs are based … Continue reading
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Tagged ARM Cortex-A8, Gesture recognition, GestureTek, Kinect, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Xbox
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