Tracking bimanual movements
First Claim
1. A method comprising:
- tracking movement of two occluded hands during an occlusion period, the two occluded hands being tracked as a unit;
determining a type of synchronization characterizing the two occluded hands during the occlusion period based on the tracked movement of the two occluded hands; and
determining, based on the determined type of synchronization, whether directions of travel for each of the two occluded hands change during the occlusion period.
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Abstract
Hands may be tracked before, during, and after occlusion, and a gesture may be recognized. Movement of two occluded hands may be tracked as a unit during an occlusion period. A type of synchronization characterizing the two occluded hands during the occlusion period may be determined based on the tracked movement of the occluded hands. Based on the determined type of synchronization, it may be determined whether directions of travel for each of the two occluded hands change during the occlusion period. Implementations may determine that a first hand and a second hand are occluded during an occlusion period, the first hand having come from a first direction and the second hand having come from a second direction. The first hand may be distinguished from the second hand after the occlusion period based on a determined type of synchronization characterizing the two hands, and a behavior of the two hands.
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20 Claims
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1. A method comprising:
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tracking movement of two occluded hands during an occlusion period, the two occluded hands being tracked as a unit;
determining a type of synchronization characterizing the two occluded hands during the occlusion period based on the tracked movement of the two occluded hands; and
determining, based on the determined type of synchronization, whether directions of travel for each of the two occluded hands change during the occlusion period. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. A device comprising a computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon for performing at least the following:
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tracking movement of two occluded hands during an occlusion period, the two occluded hands being tracked as a unit;
determining a type of synchronization characterizing the two occluded hands during the occlusion period based on the tracked movement of the two occluded hands; and
determining, based on the determined type of synchronization, whether directions of travel for each of the two occluded hands change during the occlusion period.
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20. A method comprising:
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determining that a first hand and a second hand are occluded, the first hand having come from a first direction and the second hand having come from a second direction;
tracking movement of the occluded hands, the two occluded hands being tracked as a unit;
determining a type of synchronization characterizing the occluded hands based on the tracked movement of the occluded hands;
determining that the first hand and the second hand are no longer occluded; and
distinguishing, after determining that the first hand and the second hand are no longer occluded, the first hand from the second hand based on the determined type of synchronization.
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