Things That See (2000)
| Venue: | Communications of the ACM |
| Citations: | 43 - 3 self |
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@ARTICLE{Crowley00thingsthat,
author = {James L. Crowley and Joëlle Coutaz and and François Be´rard and François Bérard},
title = {Things That See},
journal = {Communications of the ACM},
year = {2000},
volume = {43},
pages = {54--64}
}
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nvergence and ubiquity. At the same time, inexpensive computing power is enabling a quiet revolution in the machine perception of human action. In the near future, we expect machine perception to converge with ubiquitous computing and communication. Exploring machine vision for human-computer interaction. THINGS THAT SEE COMMUNICA 0 A OF THE AE March 2000/V4 43, No. 3 55 PUI Figure 1. Interacting with the Magic Board (iihm.imag.fr/demos/magicboard/). Physical whiteboard Workstation Video projector Video camera (a) The apparatus of the Magic Board; (b) Selecting a physical drawing with the finger; (c) Copying the selected drawing; (d) Completing the drawing with physical markers; (e) The menu at the top of the physical board to facilitate reinitialization. a c b d e What Can Machine Vision Do For You? Machine vision is the observation of an environment using cameras. It differs from image
