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One 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 at
by nirmal 17y ago
One 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.