Illuminate Display and Illuminate Kiosk - Gesture Recognition...
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Point & Control Technology GestureTek technologies have international patent protection. U.S. patents include: 5,534,917 (Video Gesture Control); 7,058,204 (Multiple Camera Control System/Point to Control); 7,421,093 (Multiple Camera Tracking for Interfacing With Application); 7,227,526 (Stereo Camera Control/3D-Vision Image Control); 7,379,563 (Two Handed Movement Tracker); 7,379,566 (Optical Flow-Based Tilt Sensor); 7,389,591 (Phone Tilt for Typing & Menus); 7,430,312 (Five Camera 3D Face Capture) Sales Office | 317 Adelaide Street West, Suite 302 | Toronto | Ontario | Canada | M5V 1P9 Phone 416.340.9290 | Fax 416.640.9809 | [email protected] | www.gesturetek.com © 2009 GestureTek Inc. all rights reserved Illuminate® Display and Illuminate Kiosk The Illuminate series is the latest in the GestPoint® family of products. First introduced by GestureTek in 2000 and popularized by Steven Spielberg's 2002 blockbuster movie Minority Report, GestPoint utilizes advanced real-time computer vision techniques to convert simple hand gestures into direct mouse control in a variety of environments. GestPoint enables you to control all sizes of screens from any distance by simply pointing your finger. GestPoint point and control technology may be used in place of conventional peripherals, such as mouse devices, laser pointers, joysticks and touch screens. Application possibilities are endless. Current installation uses include museums, exhibits, corporate presentations, trade shows, education, security and entertainment. Illuminate Kiosk The Illuminate Kiosk is similar to Illuminate Display except all components are installed within a self-contained, portable kiosk. The standard Illuminate Kiosk is equipped with a 32" display. Content-rich applications The Illuminate series works with most standard Microsoft® Windows-based applications. GestureTek's creative design team is available to develop customized content specifically for your Illuminate installation. GestPoint systems provide users with touch-free operation, making them a perfect solution for public venues. With Illuminate, the display is projected onto thin projection film adhered to the back of a glass surface. Users don't come into contact with the actual computer hardware, cameras, and other high-tech devices, thus protecting equipment from intentional and unintentional abuse. Illuminate Display Illuminate Display allows for large freestanding interactive displays of various sizes, providing users with a rich interactive experience. Designed for permanent installations, all other components may be stored completely out of reach of the public. GestureTek Inc. is the inventor and world leader in camera-enabled, gesture-based computer control. GestureTek’s numerous patents for single camera and multiple camera, stereo and 3D tracking solutions are the basis for a wide variety of products that allow users to interact with on-screen computer content using hand and body gestures, without the need for peripheral devices.
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Point & Control Technology
GestureTek technologies have international patent protection. U.S. patents include: 5,534,917 (Video Gesture Control); 7,058,204 (Multiple Camera Control System/Point to Control); 7,421,093 (Multiple Camera Tracking for Interfacing With Application); 7,227,526 (Stereo Camera Control/3D-Vision Image Control); 7,379,563 (Two Handed Movement Tracker); 7,379,566 (Optical Flow-Based Tilt Sensor); 7,389,591 (Phone Tilt for Typing & Menus); 7,430,312 (Five Camera 3D Face Capture)
Sales Office | 317 Adelaide Street West, Suite 302 | Toronto | Ontario | Canada | M5V 1P9Phone 416.340.9290 | Fax 416.640.9809 | [email protected] | www.gesturetek.com© 2009 GestureTek Inc. all rights reserved
Illuminate® Display and Illuminate Kiosk
The Illuminate series is the latest in the GestPoint® family of products. First introduced by GestureTek in 2000 and popularized by Steven Spielberg's 2002 blockbuster movie Minority Report, GestPoint utilizes advanced real-time computer vision techniques to convert simple hand gestures into direct mouse control in a variety of environments.
GestPoint enables you to control all sizes of screens from any distance by simply pointing your finger. GestPoint point and control technology may be used in place of conventional peripherals, such as mouse devices, laser pointers, joysticks and touch screens. Application possibilities are endless. Current installation uses include museums, exhibits, corporate presentations, trade shows, education, security and entertainment.
Illuminate Kiosk
The Illuminate Kiosk is similar to Illuminate Display except all components are installed within a self-contained, portable kiosk. The standard Illuminate Kiosk is equipped with a 32" display.
Content-rich applications
The Illuminate series works with most standard Microsoft® Windows-based applications. GestureTek's creative design team is available to develop customized content specifically for your Illuminate installation.
GestPoint systems provide users with touch-free operation, making them a perfect solution for public venues.
With Illuminate, the display is projected onto thin projection film adhered to the back of a glass surface. Users don't come into contact with the actual computer hardware, cameras, and other high-tech devices, thus protecting equipment from intentional and unintentional abuse.
Illuminate Display
Illuminate Display allows for large freestanding interactive displays of various sizes, providing users with a rich interactive experience.
Designed for permanent installations, all other components may be stored completely out of reach of the public.
GestureTek Inc. is the inventor and world leader in camera-enabled, gesture-based computer control. GestureTek’s numerous patents for single camera and multiple camera, stereo and 3D tracking solutions are the basis for a wide variety of products that allow users to interact with on-screen computer content using hand and body gestures, without the need for peripheral devices.
