real time gesture analysis with two wica cameras

This video shows real time gesture analysis from two wica cameras. The Wica cameras contain a Xetal chip, a vision processor from NXP research. The IC performs detection of both hands, shoulders and head and sends the coordinates to a PC that fits them to a 3D model. In the video the PC receives the coordinates from two smart cameras by wireless ZigBee transmission. The PC displays the motion of the person. Both cameras are directed to the same person, so the two skeleton figures on the PC monitor show the same behaviour. The two small LCD screens are connected to the WiCa and show the captured images and the tracking results.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Xetal
• wica
• tracking
• gesture
• analysis
• motion
• capture

[knabbers]

very impressive, its like the microsoft kinect thing :)