1. Authors
Krishna Kumar. S & Sai Venkata Vinay. C
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SONA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, SALEM

2.  What is a Gesture Phone?
 Different tracking methods
◦ Optical tracking
◦ Inertial tracking
 Cases of gesture recognition technology
 Future innovations
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3.  Phones which recognize our gestures and movements either
using touch or touch free technology
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http://www.pointgrab.com/276/gesture-mobile/http://www.fastcompany.com/1570274/how-use-androids-
gesture-search-and-leave-your-phones-keyboard-behind
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4.  Optical tracking
 Inertial tracking
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www.ti.com/lit/wp/spry199/spry199.pdf
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5. Optical tracking:
◦ Two different cameras
◦ Triangulation method
Inertial tracking :
◦ Single camera
◦ Rolling shutters
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http://www.ti.com/lit/wp/spry199/spry199.pdf
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Source :Real-time Motion Tracking on a Cell phone using Inertial Sensing and a Rolling-Shutter
Camera.

6.  Answer call
 Operate other devices
 Browse web pages and scroll e-books
 Switch off mobile
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Source: EFY June 2013

7.  Smudging the background
 Alarming the theft
 Using ultrasonic waves in darkness
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8. 1. BongWhan Choe, Jun-Ki Min, and Sung-Bae Cho; Online Gesture Recognition for User
Interface.
2. Mingyang Li, Byung Hyung Kim and Anastasios I. Mourikis; Real-time Motion Tracking on a
Cellphone using Inertial Sensing and a Rolling-Shutter Camera.
3. Mingyu Chen, Ghassan AlRegib, Senior Member, IEEE, and Biing-Hwang Juang, Fellow, IEEE;
Feature Processing and Modeling for 6D Motion Gesture Recognition.
4. Dong-ik ko, Lead engineer, gesture recognition and depth –sensing gaurav agarwal, Manager,
Gesture recognition and depth-sensing; Gesture recognition: Enabling natural interactions with
electronics.
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