American Sign Language Recognition using Kinect Skeleton features
This a video presentation of the ongoing effort in American Sign Language recognition using the Kinect by researchers at the College of Computing, Georgia ...
Don't want to spam your comments, but I wanted to get some deaf peoples
opinions on my xblig title 'RumbleVoice'. It allows you to speak into the
headset on xbox and the controller will rumble to match the speech or
sound. I had thought this might be useful for someone who is deaf and
trying to work on pronunciation. Have a friend say words normally to get
used to the feel and then they could practice until they could better
reproduce the feel and sound of the word. Check it out or PM for a code
You say you "excluded" hand shape. So ONI has the granularity that you can
generate rigs for the hands on a full-body humanoid skeleton? Have you
confirmed this? I'm particularly interested in rigging as opposed to point
cloud because of the potential modelling applications.
Training Designers for Ensemble Collaborations—Network of Ensemble Theaters—NYC
Facilitator: Sabrina Hamilton (Ko Festival of Performance/Ko Theater Works) Presenters: Leon Ingulsrud (SITI Company), Robert H. Leonard (Virginia Tech), ...