PDFAbstract: This paper introduces a hand gesture recognition system that can detect both of a user’s hands, using depth data generated through an infrared Time of Flight (TOF) method combined with a depth camera. Noise removal using expansion, erosion, and median filters, and hand recognition using integrated images, are applied to create a gesture recognition system that can detect both hands. Both hardware and software necessary for actual testing were gathered, and the recognition speed and accuracy were measured.
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Yang-Keun Ahn, Kwang-Soon Choi, Young-Choong Park. (2018) Space Gesture Recognition System Implementation. International Journal of Signal Processing, 3 , 1-4
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