Computer vision for computer interaction

Authors:
William T. Freeman;Paul A. Beardsley;Hiroshi Kage;Ken-Ichi Tanaka;Kazuo Kyuma;Craig D. Weissman
Affiliations:
MERL, Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab;MERL, Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab;Mitsubishi Electric, System LSI Division;Mitsubishi Electric, System LSI Division;Mitsubishi Electric, System LSI Division;E-piphany Software
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics
Year:
1999

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Abstract

Figure 1 shows a vision of the future from the 1939 World's Fair. The human-machine interface that was envisioned is wonderful. Both machines are equipped with cameras; the woman interacts with the machine using an intuitive gesture. That degree of naturalness is a goal today for researchers designing human-machine interfaces.