NASA NTRS · 20120011887
Motion-Capture-Enabled Software for Gestural Control of 3D Models
Abstract
Current state-of-the-art systems use general-purpose input devices such as a keyboard, mouse, or joystick that map to tasks in unintuitive ways. This software enables a person to control intuitively the position, size, and orientation of synthetic objects in a 3D virtual environment. It makes possible the simultaneous control of the 3D position, scale, and orientation of 3D objects using natural gestures. Enabling the control of 3D objects using a commercial motion-capture system allows for natural mapping of the many degrees of freedom of the human body to the manipulation of the 3D objects. It reduces training time for this kind of task, and eliminates the need to create an expensive, special-purpose controller.
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Norris, Jeffrey S., Luo, Victor, Crockett, Thomas M., Shams, Khawaja S., Powell, Mark W., Valderrama, Anthony. 2012-07-01. Motion-Capture-Enabled Software for Gestural Control of 3D Models. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120011887
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