Hand Gesture Recognition - A Parallel Implementation
Hand gesture recognition is one of the very active research areas in the Computer Vision field. It provides the easiness to interact with machines without using any extra device and if the users don’t have much technical knowledge about the system, they still will be able to use the system with their normal hands. Gestures communicate the meaning of statement said by the human being. They come naturally with the words to help the receiver to understand the communication. It allows individuals to communicate feelings and thoughts with different emotions with words or without words. This paper presents a parallel implementation of hand gesture recognition. Gesture made by human being can be any but few have a special meaning. Human hand can have movement in a direction and can bend to any angle in all available coordinates
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Link bài nghiên cứu khoa học: Hand Gesture Recognition - A Parallel Implementation
Hai T. Nguyen, Binh A. Nguyen, Ngoc T. Le, Hanh T. Pham and Giao N.Pham
3/21/2025
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