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A real-time bimanual 3D interaction method based on bare-hand tracking

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We present a vision-based gesture interaction technique that is capable of tracking both hands in real-time. By only recovering features calculated from images, large amount of computation for 3D reconstructing and features tracking in 3D voxel grid is avoided. Thus, our system becomes an ideal tool for bimanual 3D gesture interaction, which needs neither markers nor gloves. Experimental results show that our method can complete the same pipeline with much less computational resource compared to existing ones. What's more, the application interface shows the effectiveness and intuitiveness of our bimanual tracking method.

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            MM '11: Proceedings of the 19th ACM international conference on Multimedia
            November 2011
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            ISBN:9781450306164
            DOI:10.1145/2072298

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