Recognition of gestures for Virtual Reality
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- Full name
- Recognition of gestures for Virtual Reality
- Acronym
- Virtual Reality
- Website
- http://www.limsi.fr/Individu/braffort/ATGeste/
- Keywords
- Gesture and speech recognition systems
- Budget
- €
- Start date
- 1/1/2002
- End date
- 1/1/1970
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Partners
Funding Bodies
Contact
- [[Dr Annelies Braffort
CNRS-LIMSI Université Paris-Sud 91403 ORSAY cedex, France. Email: braffort@limsi.fr Tel: +33 1 69 85 81 66 Web:http://www.limsi.fr/Individu/braffort/ATGeste/ Fax: +33 1 69 85 80 88 (mailto:useremail@useremail)
Objectives
The CNRS-LIMSI is involved in gestures recognition and interpretation since severals years in various domains: Sign Language translation, multimodal interactions, etc. In Virtual Reality, we have focused firstly on the achievement of a recognition system which allows gestural interactions in real time. This recognition system has been implemented as a module for the EVI3d platform. Thus, every application built with this platform can use gestural interactions.
Main Results
-Scientific results: -PhD thesis (finishing): Bruno Bossard: gestures recogntion, multichannel architecture, virtual reality, sign language. (2005) -Master thesis B. Colin: gestural language, spatial context, iconic gestures, 3D interaction, virtual reality. (2004) -Demonstrators -BIS Platform: prototype for recognition of two-handed gestures and detection of spatial/temporal relationships between hands. -Iconic gestures: demonstrator for the use of Sign Language gestures in virtual reality.
-Applicative results: Software modules for the VEserver of the EVI3d platform (see dedicated forms of CNRS-LIMSI) which allow the recording, the learning and the recognition of gestures. The recognition module allow the user to interact in real time with the virtual world.
End Users
Evaluation Methodologies
Design Approach
Publications
B. Bossard, T. Convard, A. Braffort, D. Touraine, P. Bourdot, M. Jardino.”Un système de reconnaissance de gestes générique pour la Réalité Virtuelle”. Reconnaissance de Formes et Intelligence Artificielle (RFIA), 2004.
Bruno Bossard, Annelies Braffort and Michèle Jardino. “Issues in Sign Language”, Gesture Workshop, 2003.
