DISPLAY CONTROL WITH GESTURE-SELECTABLE CONTROL PARADIGMS
First Claim
1. A method of interpreting gestures based at least in part upon an identity of one or more objects in space, the method including:
- identifying an object in space;
determining a control paradigm responsive to the identified object, wherein the control paradigm associates expected gestures with the identified object; and
interpreting a gesture performed in the space based on the determined control paradigm.
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Abstract
Systems and methods for dynamically displaying content in accordance with a user'"'"'s manipulation of an object involve interpreting and/or displaying gestures in accordance with a control paradigm specific to the object. For example, a detected object may be compared with records in an object database, where each record in the database includes a reference object and specifies a gesture-based control paradigm specific to the reference object. The gesture-based control paradigm relates gestures performed with the reference object to contents displayable on a display, and as the user manipulates the object, the display contents change in a manner consistent with the control paradigm.
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20 Claims
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1. A method of interpreting gestures based at least in part upon an identity of one or more objects in space, the method including:
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identifying an object in space; determining a control paradigm responsive to the identified object, wherein the control paradigm associates expected gestures with the identified object; and interpreting a gesture performed in the space based on the determined control paradigm. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
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15. A method of interpreting gestures based upon an object type determined based at least in part upon one or more fine characteristics, the method including:
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identifying an object in space; identifying a particular object type from among a plurality of object types for the identified object based at least in part upon one or more fine characteristics of the identified object; determining a control paradigm responsive to the identified object type, wherein the control paradigm associates expected gestures with the identified object type; and interpreting a gesture performed in space based on the determined control paradigm. - View Dependent Claims (16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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