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Creating Touchless HMIs Using Computer Vision for Gesture Interaction

About This Webinar

Touchscreens are everywhere in public spaces, from grocery store express checkouts to airline check-in counters. As COVID-19 has made people hesitant to touch public surfaces, which can act as vectors for the virus, you may wish to embrace contactless user interfaces for your customer-facing products. In this engineering-focused webinar, we’ll offer technical insight on how to emulate the touch experience via computer vision and gesture technology, and explain best practices to incorporate AirTouch into multimodal interfaces.

Topics will include:
• Designing gesture-based applications with the Qt framework
• Creating, training and detecting your own custom gestures
• Using a depth-sensor interface to control an HMI without touching the screen
• Leveraging natural gesture control for intelligent monitoring and activity detection

Who can view: People who attended or registered for the webinar only
Webinar Price: Free
Featured Presenters
Webinar hosting presenter
CXO and Founder of Gestoos
Germán León is the CXO and Founder of Gestoos. German leads the vision, strategy, and product development of GESTOOS. Previously, he led the European division for Silicon Valley-based Company Oblong and was Principal UX Manager at Vodafone where he designed and developed successful F500 Innovation projects. He has a master’s in IXD and more than 7 Patents in Innovative Interfaces.
Webinar hosting presenter
Software Engineering Consultant at ICS
Ryan Hampton is a Qt Certified engineer with a background in software engineering technical project management. He holds a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Michigan and is working toward his MBA from Ross School of Business. At ICS, Ryan manages client projects and ICS's GreenHouse tool, a rapid development system for building embedded touch devices.
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