Researchers demo VR finger tracking that recognizes air-drawn passcodes

The latest advance in VR/AR controls is a system that can track finger movements and recognize full words or symbols, turning air handwriting into input. AR/VR – VentureBeat & Jeremy Horwitz

Beitragsdatum 19. Juni 2020
Von Jeremy Horwitz
in AR, AR/VR, Arizona State University, authentication, category-/Science/Computer Science, category-/Science/Engineering & Technology, control, Dev, Enterprise, finger motion, finger tracking, FMKit, glove, handwriting recognition, identification, input, Leap Motion, Mobile, passcodes, security, VR

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