Sign based human-machine interaction
AssigneesHonda Motor Co., Ltd., The Ohio State University Research Foundation
InventorsKikuo Fujimura, Xia Liu
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AssigneesHonda Motor Co., Ltd., The Ohio State University Research Foundation
InventorsKikuo Fujimura, Xia Liu
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Communication is an important issue in man-to-robot interaction. Signs can be used to interact with machines by providing user instructions or commands. Embodiment of the present invention include human detection, human body parts detection, hand shape analysis, trajectory analysis, orientation determination, gesture matching, and the like. Many types of shapes and gestures are recognized in a non-intrusive manner based on computer vision. A number of applications become feasible by this sign-understanding technology, including remote control of home devices, mouse-less (and touch-less) operation of computer consoles, gaming, and man-robot communication to give instructions among others. Active sensing hardware is used to capture a stream of depth images at a video rate, which is consequently analyzed for information extraction.
A computer based method for man-machine interaction comprising the steps of:
A computer based method for man-machine interaction comprising the steps of:
The method of 9, wherein the shape of hand information further comprises one or more attributes from the group consisting of number of fingers, finger identifiers, finger shapes, and finger orientations.
A computer based method for human-machine interaction comprising:
A system for human-machine interaction comprising:
A computer readable media for human-machine interaction comprising:
A computer based system for human-machine interaction comprising:
A computer based method for man-machine interaction comprising the steps of:
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