#Kuji-kiri
#Kuji-vision at a Glance
Kuji-Vision: is a precise tool designed to bridge the gap between the physical and digital realms through the nuanced recognition of hand gestures. By tapping into the hand tracking feature of visionOS, Kuji-vision facilitates the creation of more intuitive and interactive applications, enhancing the way users engage with technology.
Technical Overview:
Kuji-vision utilizes Apple’s HandTrackingProvider to collect data on hand joints, transforming this data into a structured format we refer to as KujiPoses. These poses are catalogued into what we call a Scroll Library—a comprehensive collection of gestures that serve as the foundation for on-device machine learning model training.
The core of Kuji-vision lies in its ability to not only detect and catalog hand gestures but also to utilize these gestures to train a classifier directly on the device. This results in a machine learning model (CoreML) that is both lightweight and powerful, capable of running efficiently on-device for real-time gesture recognition.
#For Developers
#Practical Applications
Kuji-vision's potential applications range from educational tools like sign language apps to sophisticated UI/UX designs for spatial computing. Its ability to process and interpret hand gestures in real-time makes it an invaluable resource for developers looking to push the boundaries of user interaction in their software.
#Conclusion
Kuji-vision is a step forward in the realm of gesture-based interaction, offering developers a powerful tool for creating more natural and intuitive user interfaces. By leveraging the capabilities of visionOS and the principles of machine learning.
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