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ICT MxR Lab's Response to Google's Gmail Motion

USC ICT
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This morning, Google introduced Gmail Motion, allowing users to control Gmail using gestures and body movement. However, for whatever reason, their application doesn't appear to work. So, we demonstrate our solution - the Software Library Optimizing Obligatory Waving (SLOOW) - and show how it can be used with a Microsoft Kinect sensor to control Gmail using the gestures described by Google. This project uses OpenNI coupled with FAAST and was made by Evan Suma and the folks at Mark Bolas' MxR Lab at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies. Download FAAST for free and try it at http://projects.ict.usc.edu/mxr/faast/ Learn more about USC ICT at http://ict.usc.edu ...more
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ICT MxR Lab's Response to Google's Gmail Motion
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This morning, Google introduced Gmail Motion, allowing users to control Gmail using gestures and body movement. However, for whatever reason, their application doesn't appear to work. So, we demonstrate our solution - the Software Library Optimizing Obligatory Waving (SLOOW) - and show how it can be used with a Microsoft Kinect sensor to control Gmail using the gestures described by Google. This project uses OpenNI coupled with FAAST and was made by Evan Suma and the folks at Mark Bolas' MxR Lab at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies. Download FAAST for free and try it at http://projects.ict.usc.edu/mxr/faast/ Learn more about USC ICT at http://ict.usc.edu

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