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gesture recognition

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gesture recognition

(1) The ability of a computer or electronic device to interpret handwritten check marks, slashes and other shorthand symbols as commands and annotations. Gestures may also be predefined motions on a multitouch screen. Gesture recognition is found on PDAs and tablet PCs. See multitouch.

(2) The ability to recognize hand signals. In 1998, Toshiba introduced a device that uses infrared light reflected from a user's hand to sense its motion.



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Gesture recognition by means of special 30 cameras, new display technologies and laser projections are important elements in the implementation of new concepts.
GestureTek's gesture recognition technology is employed in a wide array of applications and environments, where the user is either stepping on or into interactive floor or wall projections, pointing at a display from any distance, or having their real-time actual video image immersed on the screen.
With childhood obesity on the rise, Gesture Recognition is a logical evolution in educational gaming for children.
 
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