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I can't imagine a system like this for a TV that doesn't read false positives during normal living room activity.
by DanielStraight 17y ago
I can't imagine a system like this for a TV that doesn't read false positives during normal living room activity.
- m_eiman 17y agoSame here. Anyone know if and how they handle that? Seems like a major problem that'd prevent this sort of thing from working well.
- nirmal 17y agoOne way that we get around false triggers is by using some sort of "push-to-gesture" system. This would tell the recognition component that it is time to pay attention. I could imagine using some simpler heuristic that determines if the user is squared off at or at least facing the TV before accepting any gestures.
- GiraffeNecktie 17y agoThat's what I was thinking. For example if it recognized that you were holding up two fingers in a "V" for victory it would show a little on-screen message (e.g. "Ready for input"). I'd love to be able to give a middle finger salute to my TV and have it understand that I NEVER want to see this program again.