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3D Human Motion Capture and Gesture Recognition AFDS June 15, 2011
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3D Human Motion Capture and Gesture Recognition

AFDS

June 15, 2011

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Vision

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Evolution

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Evolution

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Evolution

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Mass Market Solution?

× HIGH cost

× LARGE form factor 

× HIGH power 

× Very specific range

× Avoid daylight

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XTR3D Offering

3D Motion Capture and Gesture Control 

• Software only 

• Utilizing a single ‘built in’/ standard rgb webcam

• Gesture Control from a few inches to 20ft away from the

camera

• Low footprint

• Daylight support 

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XTR3D Offering

Uti l izing the exis t ing camera to 

Turn Laptops , TVs, Mobi les and Tablets in to 

Gesture Con trol led Devices!  

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Technology

3D SKELETON ANALYSIS

• Real time extraction of 3D skeleton joints in

every frame

•  Analysis of the skeleton allows for real time

detection of gestures 

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The entire technology is based on software only, and relies on basic input imagery

that originates from a single, simple webcam.

Subject to distance and resolution, the 3D skeleton extraction varies from fingers

to full body.

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Technology

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Technology

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Technology

XBuilder Development Tools 

•  App developers can utilize

 XTR tech very easily 

•  Add gesture control to

existing content! 

• Platform agnostic  –

same tool, all platforms

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Mass Market Solution!

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√ LOW cost

√ SMALL form factor √ LOW power 

√ Support a variety of ranges

√ Support daylight

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SCALING UP

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Enhanced experience requires: – Multi user support

 – Full body (add legs detection)

 – Maintain High Precision

Higher resolution ~2MP

Much more computing power is needed

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XTR on Fusion

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• Much of XTR code is based on image processing

functions operating on 2D arrays

• Data is locally accessible

• Operation on one part of the image is independentfrom other parts.

Classic candidates for GPU porting

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XTR on Fusion

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•  Analysis shows that around 65% of current CPU load

can be offloaded to GPU.

• When scaling up to higher resolutions this code iseffectively over 80% of the workload

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XTR on Fusion

• Sample function – 1X3 morphological erosion filter • Fusion Platform – Brazos (2CPU cores, 80 GPU cores)

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Resolution 320X240 1024X768

CPU time 2.5ms 75ms

GPU time 0.48ms 4.7ms

Speedup X5.2 X16

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Let’s see some demos…. 

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Thank you ! 

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