Gesture recognition for an exergame prototype

Brahim Gacem; Robert Vergouw; Harm Verbiest; Emrullah Cicek; Ben Kröse; Tim van Oosterhout; S.C.J. Bakkes

Gesture recognition for an exergame prototype

Brahim Gacem
, Robert Vergouw
, Harm Verbiest
, Emrullah Cicek
, Ben Kröse
, Tim van Oosterhout
, S.C.J. Bakkes

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We will demonstrate a prototype exergame aimed at the serious domain of elderly fitness. The exergame incorporates straightforward means to gesture recognition, and utilises a Kinect camera to obtain 2.5D sensory data of the human user.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	BNAIC 2011
Publication status	Published - 2011

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