According to a patent listing for Kinect, not only does the motion controller
recognize the body, face, and voice, but American Sign Language as well.
Those who communicate through the use of ASL will be able to input letters,
phrases, and words.
使用手語還可以輸入字唷
表示可以精準的辨識手指活動嗎?
“Where the user is unable to speak, he may be prevented from joining in the
voice chat,” reads the patent. “Even though he would be able to type input,
this may be a laborious and slow process to someone fluent in ASL. Under the
present system, he could make ASL gestures to convey his thoughts, which
would then be transmitted to the other users for auditory display.
“In this situation, for example, when the user kills another user’s
character, that victorious, though speechless, user would be able to tell the
other user that he had been ‘PWNED’. In another embodiment, a user may be
able to speak or make the facial motions corresponding to speaking words. The
system may then parse those facial motions to determine the user’s intended
words and process them according to the context under which they were
inputted to the system.”
The patent also states Kinect tracks fingers and toes.
Kinect 可以追蹤辨識手指和腳趾頭??
“Where more points are tracked, additional features may be identified, such
as the bones and joints of the fingers or toes, or individual features of the
face, such as the nose and eyes,” according to the patent.
We’re wondering if it can recognize the one fingered welcome as well, then.
Okay. Bad joke there. Sorry.
Kinect’s out on November 4 in the US for $150 and ￡129.99 in the UK. A
European and UK release is expected to be revealed soon.
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recognize the body, face, and voice, but American Sign Language as well.
Those who communicate through the use of ASL will be able to input letters,
phrases, and words.
使用手語還可以輸入字唷
表示可以精準的辨識手指活動嗎?
“Where the user is unable to speak, he may be prevented from joining in the
voice chat,” reads the patent. “Even though he would be able to type input,
this may be a laborious and slow process to someone fluent in ASL. Under the
present system, he could make ASL gestures to convey his thoughts, which
would then be transmitted to the other users for auditory display.
“In this situation, for example, when the user kills another user’s
character, that victorious, though speechless, user would be able to tell the
other user that he had been ‘PWNED’. In another embodiment, a user may be
able to speak or make the facial motions corresponding to speaking words. The
system may then parse those facial motions to determine the user’s intended
words and process them according to the context under which they were
inputted to the system.”
The patent also states Kinect tracks fingers and toes.
Kinect 可以追蹤辨識手指和腳趾頭??
“Where more points are tracked, additional features may be identified, such
as the bones and joints of the fingers or toes, or individual features of the
face, such as the nose and eyes,” according to the patent.
We’re wondering if it can recognize the one fingered welcome as well, then.
Okay. Bad joke there. Sorry.
Kinect’s out on November 4 in the US for $150 and ￡129.99 in the UK. A
European and UK release is expected to be revealed soon.
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