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On-device Real-time Hand Gesture Recognition

@article{Sung2021OndeviceRH,
  title={On-device Real-time Hand Gesture Recognition},
  author={George Sung and Kanstantsin Sokal and Esha Uboweja and Valentin Bazarevsky and Jonathan Baccash and Eduard Gabriel Bazavan and Chuo-Ling Chang and Matthias Grundmann},
  journal={ArXiv},
  year={2021},
  volume={abs/2111.00038}
}
We present an on-device real-time hand gesture recognition (HGR) system, which detects a set of predefined static gestures from a single RGB camera. The system consists of two parts: a hand skeleton tracker and a gesture classifier. We use MediaPipe Hands [14, 2] as the basis of the hand skeleton tracker, improve the keypoint accuracy, and add the estimation of 3D keypoints in a world metric space. We create two different gesture classifiers, one based on heuristics and the other using neural… 
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