Mr Puggsly said:
papflesje said:
Mr Puggsly said:
papflesje said:
No offense, but no way in hell that it can detect movement that fast and delicate. I've seen plenty of programmes that can detect sign language, but that usually has to be slowed down so that the computer can actually keep up with it. It's like talking in slow motion...
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I imagine the programs you're talking about used a standard webcam? The Kinect is far more capable so I'd imagine it would do it better.
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Believe me, trying to keep up with the finesses of actual sign language is not something that just 'happens'. There's a reason why such specific programmes cost huge amounts...
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True, a sign language software just tries to make sense of what its looking at.
However, the Kinect is designed to recognize people and even make a skeletal structure of a person. Perhaps that simplifies tracking hand gestures and converting it to words.
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Skeletal structure is not seen by the hardware but added in by software. Put a IR lense on PSeye then a strong IR light and you got Kinect hardware.
TrackIR, Wii-note, Kinect uses a IR lense to filter out normal light. PSeye tracks with normal light which can be a little more tricky but it can be done.
