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The current feasibility of gesture recognition for a smartphone using J2ME
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2009
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EngineeringMobile InteractionBiometricsWearable TechnologyCurrent FeasibilityGesture Recognition SystemsSpeech RecognitionKinesiologyTouch User InterfaceMultimodal Human Computer InterfaceHealth SciencesGesture StudiesAmerican Sign LanguageMachine VisionAssistive TechnologyNew Communication ModelsMobile ComputingComputer ScienceComputer VisionGesture RecognitionHuman-computer InteractionLatest Generation
The need to improve communication between humans and computers has been instrumental in defining new communication models, and accordingly, new ways of interacting with machines. The use of gestures as a means of communication has been a challenging task. The latest generation of smartphones boasts powerful processors and built-in video cameras, making them capable of executing complex and computationally demanding applications. Thus, the integration of gesture recognition systems in smartphone applications might be a close reality.
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