3D gestus-styring med brug af standardkamera
Det israelske firma eyeSight Technologies lancerer softwarebaseret løsning, som gør det muligt uden at tilføje hardware at tilbyde 3D gestus-baeret kontrol i de fleste digitale devices.
eyeSight Technologies, a leading provider of gesture recognition technology, has announced that its newest gesture control solution can detect depth and simulate 3D tracking using only a single standard camera, without the need for additional hardware.The video of real-time 3D interaction released by eyeSight today shows a person navigating virtual streets and manipulating Google Earth by simply hovering the hand in front of the screen. (watch the video here: http://bit.ly/15DqMQV)
eyeSight’s technology is 100% software-based. The cost and ease of integration means eyeSight has the potential to further accelerate the penetration of software-based gesture control technology across mass-market consumer devices such as PCs, Mobile phones, Tablets and TVs. The company is already active in products across these markets.
- For eyeSight it’s all about delivering fresh and exciting user experiences, eyeSight’s CEO Gideon Shmuel said.
- We want to enable users to interact with their devices using natural gestures, and we believe adding such capabilities to our offering, create a new layer of intuitiveness that users want.”
eyeSight's technology allows users to easily control various devices using simple hand and finger gestures. The company has also recently launched a single camera-based fingertip tracking solution, enabling highly detailed touch-free control of devices. eyeSight’s technology can be integrated in a variety of digital devices from mobile phones, to tablets, PCs, TVs, set-top-boxes, in-car infotainment systems, and more camera-enabled devices.
eyeSight’s technology has received excellent market traction, being featured in several high-profile devices including the Lenovo Yoga Ultrabooks, AMD APUs, among others.
eyeSight’s 3D gesture control for standard cameras is available today.
