Hand tracking and gesture recognition technology is usually integrated into a complex stack— a hardware and software ecosystem that includes cameras, displays, operating systems, computing boxes, and SDKs — where many key gesture performance indicators (KPIs) can be measured that are interdependent, affecting the overall user experiences (UX). The key point of this article is […]
As discussed in Part I, hand tracking and gesture recognition are some of the most advanced types of new HMI (human-machine interface) software, made possible by breakthrough technologies such as computer vision and machine learning. This however, would not be the case without addressing the challenges that these types of technology frequently face, which include […]
Enterprise applications for hand tracking and gesture recognition in Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are changing the way workforces collaborate on projects from ideation to design, development and distribution, significantly improving productivity. The ability to engage virtually with gesture controls has arrived. At CES this year, Qualcomm’s Head of XR, Hugo Swart, said that the […]
Racial injustice in the United States is long overdue to be at the forefront of discussions. The design of future hardware and software will adopt our biases and prejudices if they persist. These issues are reflected by artificial intelligence, but can just as easily be resolved through equal representation in software development and inclusive design. […]
Doctors can integrate hand tracking and gesture recognition into Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality procedures, training, collaboration and patient engagement. In the last two months we have seen the market readiness level for the adoption of new technologies accelerate. Investments that would usually take 5 to 10 years to reach market saturation, have taken just […]