Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20080104547
Filing Date: October 25, 2006
Inventors: Mark Morita, Murali Kumaran Kariathungal, Steven Phillip Roehm, Prakash Mahesh
Assignee(s): GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Current U.S. Classification: 715, 715/863000, 382, 382/187000
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Description
A data processing system having a hand-gesture based display, user communication through the system and interaction with the system being effected by inputting of data signified by a hand code which includes representations of commonly understood natural hand gestures. This enables such communication and interaction to be achieved with compact data formats, represented by displayed hand postures, thereby achieving reduced bandwidth and increased data input speed.
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Title Visual Recognition of Hand Motion
Description
Recognition of gestures used in Sign Language is disclosed.
From the Abstract:
Hand gesture recognition is an active area of research in recent years, being used in various applications from deaf sign recognition systems to humanmachine interaction applications. The gesture recognition process, in general, may be divided into two stages: the motion sensing, which extracts useful data from hand motion; and the classification process, which classifies the motion sensing data as gestures.
Title Spatial grammar and simultaneity (in Sign Language)
Description
Sign language gestures can provide information modified by subtleties of the gesture.
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