Virtual mouse vision based interface

Authors:
Paul Robertson;Robert Laddaga;Max Van Kleek
Affiliations:
DOLL Inc., Andover, MA;MIT CSAIL, Cambridge, MA;MIT CSAIL, Cambridge, MA
Venue:
Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Intelligent user interfaces
Year:
2004

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Abstract

A vision-based virtual mouse interface is described that utilizes a robotic head, visual tracking of the users head and hand positions and recognition of user hand signs to control an intelligent kiosk. The user interface supports, among other things, smooth control of the mouse pointer and buttons using hand signs and movements. The algorithms and architecture of real-time vision and robot controller are described.