Very Large Screen Displays Driven by Hand Tracking

Got a really large screen display? It would be pretty hard to use a mouse, eh? Our senior engineering project at UC San Diego was to design a system where we would track a person’s hands to drive a large screen display.
The technology in this project was used in a SIGGRAPH Art project

Hand Tracking as Pointing Device UCSD ECE191 Poster

Check out the full report here.

Tags: computer vision, hci

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