2018
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1015/3/032166
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The use of open and machine vision technologies for development of gesture recognition intelligent systems

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“…If both base stations go out of sight or overlap, the signal from the sensors may be lost, which leads to incorrect data; the size and weight of trackers limit the possible number of sensors attached to a person. • Application of computer vision technologies based on a single camera, stereo cameras or a system of several synchronized cameras to obtain corrected and more accurate data on a person's position in three-dimensional space by recognizing key points of a person, including fingers and a face [7,8,9]. When using this tool, there are problems with recognizing key fragments of the silhouette of a person in fast movement and low light.…”
Section: Algorithm For the Formation Of A Movement Process Digital Sh...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If both base stations go out of sight or overlap, the signal from the sensors may be lost, which leads to incorrect data; the size and weight of trackers limit the possible number of sensors attached to a person. • Application of computer vision technologies based on a single camera, stereo cameras or a system of several synchronized cameras to obtain corrected and more accurate data on a person's position in three-dimensional space by recognizing key points of a person, including fingers and a face [7,8,9]. When using this tool, there are problems with recognizing key fragments of the silhouette of a person in fast movement and low light.…”
Section: Algorithm For the Formation Of A Movement Process Digital Sh...mentioning
confidence: 99%