Thursday 6 November 2014

Gesture Recognition for Smart TV to Change Human Interactivity Experience with Machines

Gesture recognition has changed the way we look and deal with gadgets in many ways. With just a wave of your hand or a look, your gadget can perform functions you gesticulate to it. Gesture recognition is a technology that enables users to control and interact with devices to perform specific actions such as flipping pages, continuing reading, making calls, and whatever else it has been programmed to do. The gesture recognition for smart TV market has carved a niche for itself and is expected to grow over US$450 million by 2018.
Gesture recognition for smart TV is a technology purely designed to improve and enhance the interactive communication and connectivity between a human and a machine. A smart TV that comes with gesture recognition has embedded gesture and voice control features. This allows the user of the smart TV to control the device with voice commands or hand gestures. There are two types of gestures, namely, extended gestures and gestures emulating computer mouse. To elucidate this distinction further, a mouse gesture is essentially the act of pointing towards the device to make it perform an action. This provides quick access and simplifies many functions of using the smart TV; while an extended gesture does more than pointing such as selecting, grabbing, moving, and flipping.
Gesture recognition for smart TV is done by the software that helps the user execute a touch-less action. However, this technology is not a reliable one when it comes to using it on a broader aspect. Despite challenges that are being tackled with constant innovation, it is the gesture recognition for smart TV market is expected to grow substantially in the coming years.
Components of Gesture Recognition for Smart TV Market
The gesture recognition for smart TV market has been divided into two main categories. The first category is functionality into image acquisition, gesture classification, and feature extraction. The second most important category of gesture recognition for smart TV market is technology namely, the 2D and 3D market. The gesture recognition for smart TV market also contains segments vital to its functions such as microcontroller, IR proximity sensors, image sensors, IR temperature sensor, light sensor, and others. The understand the impact of this advanced technology in various parts of the world, the gesture recognition for smart TV market is also segmented on the basis of regions such as Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, and Rest of the World.
Gesture Recognition Technologies for the Smart TV Market
The technology for gesture recognition for smart TV is still at a nascent stage and is looking at several innovations in the recent future. The gesture recognition for smart TV market will witness growth as economies recover from recession, disposable incomes rise, and the world looks at technology that makes life even simpler. However, a fact about gesture recognition for smart TV that remains true is, it is all poised to change the way humans communicate with machines on all fronts. This means designers and engineers will have to develop artificial intelligence in manner that responds to visceral aspect of humans using technology in time to come. In a few years, devices such as Leap Motion and MYO will become the fulcrum of way we function and interact with technology to perform day-to-day tasks. A huge opportunity for gesture recognition for smart TV market lies in industries such as gaming, electronic appliances, automobile industry, and healthcare. Additionally, the manufacturing sector will also make a good use of gesture recognition technology to completely change the way things are made.

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