I'm looking for a good open-source gesture recognizer (in particular, pointing gesture) that would work on Linux. Either using skeleton tracking (OpenNI) or other RGB-D methods.
While the theory is rather simple (typically, you want to train a hidden Markov model), I'm looking for an robust implementation + trained model.
Hi Severin !
Hope you are well !
You can take a look at this paper from Illaria : http://pasa.liralab.it/pasapdf/1148_Gori_etal2012.pdf
There is an open source implementation within the iCub community that was working quite well. I'm not sure about the status/address of the tool, but I can put you in touch with her if you need.
Hi Severin!
You can go to the personal site of Marianne Gullberg. You will find various artcles and books on gestures and access is free
Thanks, Mani, for your pointer. Unfortunately, I'm looking for 3D gestures recognition, not gesture on a tactile surface.
Hi,
maybe have a look at the Vitruvius project: https://github.com/LightBuzz/Vitruvius. It uses Kinect and Windows, but based on the code you can easily create your own gestures and the recognizer.
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