Developing a Gesture Based Remote Human-Robot Interaction System Using Kinect
Kun Qian, Jie Niu, Hong Yang
- Year
- 2013
- Citations
- 92
Abstract
Gesture based natural human-robot interface is an important function of robot teleoperation system. Such interface not only enables users to manipulate a remote robot by demonstration, but also ensures user-friendly interaction and software reusability in developing a networked robot system. In this paper, an application of gesture-based remote human-robot interaction is proposed using a Kinect sensor. The gesture recognition method combines depth information with traditional Camshift tracking algorithm by using Kinect and employs HMM in dynamic gesture classification. A Client/Server structured robot teleoperation application system is developed, which provides a favorable function of remotely controlling a dual-arm robot by gestural commands. Experiment results validate the practicability and effectiveness of the application system.
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