A Comparative Study of Hand Gesture Recognition Devices in the Context of Game Design

Khalaf, Ahmed S.; Alharthi, Sultan A.; Dolgov, Igor; Toups, Zachary O.

doi:10.1145/3343055.3360758

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“…The experience is configured as a progression of physical as well as cognitive actions. Numerous surveys have been carried out to evaluate the user experience related to such VR applications [37][38][39]. Hundreds of visitors were observed and interviewed in the different venues, taking into account both active and passive users.…”

Section: Holographic Theatre and Its Integration With Gesture-based Interactionmentioning

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Accessibility, Natural User Interfaces and Interactions in Museums: The IntARSI Project

Pietroni¹,

Pagano²,

Biocca³

et al. 2021

Heritage

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In a museum context, people have specific needs in terms of physical, cognitive, and social accessibility that cannot be ignored. Therefore, we need to find a way to make art and culture accessible to them through the aid of Universal Design principles, advanced technologies, and suitable interfaces and contents. Integration of such factors is a priority of the Museums General Direction of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, within the wider strategy of museum exploitation. In accordance with this issue, the IntARSi project, publicly funded, consists of a pre-evaluation and a report of technical specifications for a new concept of museology applied to the new Museum of Civilization in Rome (MuCIV). It relates to planning of multimedia, virtual, and mixed reality applications based on the concept of “augmented” and multisensory experience, innovative tangible user interfaces, and storytelling techniques. An inclusive approach is applied, taking into account the needs and attitudes of a wide audience with different ages, cultural interests, skills, and expectations, as well as cognitive and physical abilities.

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Section: Holographic Theatre and Its Integration With Gesture-based Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Accessibility, Natural User Interfaces and Interactions in Museums: The IntARSI Project

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Pagano²,

Biocca³

et al. 2021

Heritage

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“…The overall goal is to understand the body language and then create more functional and efficient human-computer interfaces. Application areas are vast; from driver support via hand-controlled cockpit elements [2], through to home automation with consumer electronics driven by gestures [3], gaming industry applications [4], interaction with virtual objects [5], and finally, technological support for people with disabilities [6]. Solutions available on the market are either limited, very simple, or have background and illumination requirements that are difficult to meet in real-life scenarios.…”

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Hand Posture Recognition Using Skeletal Data and Distance Descriptor

Kapuściński

Warchoł

2020

Applied Sciences

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In this paper, a method for the recognition of static hand postures based on skeletal data was presented. A novel descriptor was proposed. It encodes information about distances between particular hand points. Five different classifiers were tested, including four common methods and a proposed modification of nearest neighbor classifier, which can distinguish between posture classes differing mostly in hand orientation. The experiments were performed using three challenging datasets of gestures from Polish and American Sign Languages. The proposed method was compared with other approaches found in the literature. It outperforms every compared method, including our previous work, in terms of recognition rate.

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Spell Painter: Motion Controlled Spellcasting for a Wizard Video Game

MacCormick,

Zaman

2022

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A Comparative Study of Hand Gesture Recognition Devices in the Context of Game Design

Cited by 14 publications

References 18 publications

Accessibility, Natural User Interfaces and Interactions in Museums: The IntARSI Project

Accessibility, Natural User Interfaces and Interactions in Museums: The IntARSI Project

Hand Posture Recognition Using Skeletal Data and Distance Descriptor

Spell Painter: Motion Controlled Spellcasting for a Wizard Video Game

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