Gesture Acquisition and Tracking with Kinect under Complex Background

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With the rapid development of economy and society, the demand for the man-machine interactive experience is in high enhancement. Hand gesture tracking and recognition is a key technology. This paper studies the obtaining and following about dynamic hand gesture based on Kinect, which is under complex background. Not only has important theoretical significance and tracking, but also it has a broad application prospect. This paper first introduces the human skeleton tracking technology which was based on Kinect. The gesture movement orbit was acquired by tracking the hand gesture and separating the gesture from the complex background so as to lay the foundation for gesture recognition. Software was developed which can recognize human action language, control the game to respond, achieve human-computer interaction more friendly and make the game more fun by the beforehand action.

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