Gesture recognition is the ability of a system to identify and respond to human gestures and movements. This can be done using a variety of sensors and technologies, such as cameras, infrared sensors, and 3D scanners. It is used in many applications such as gaming, virtual reality, and robotics. By recognizing and interpreting gestures, a system can enable more natural and intuitive user interaction with technology.

Computer Vision Systems  is a start-up dedicated to development of ViTechnology - a passive gesture recognition technology based on a pair of cameras.

Company developed the technology in software, currently working on a hardware accelerator that would allow a gesture recognition system to be integrated into TVs, Musical Centers, etc.

Company gesture recognition technology differs from Kinect, Canesta, SoftKinetic, etc by getting depth information using stereo-effect from two cameras instead of emitting structured light and then calculating distortions.

Company is a Skolkovo resident, seeking for investments.

Gyro is a team of researchers and engineers with specializations in machine learning, gesture recognition, signal processing, and sensor fusion technologies. We want to popularize the use of gestures in products and applications by providing a powerful platform for building gestures-based interfaces quickly, cheaply, and effectively .

Clay AIR delivers platform agnostic hand tracking and gesture recognition solutions. No controller. no touch. Compatible with all cameras and operating systems. Our solutions bring intuitive controls and immersive experiences to life in XR, automotive, immersive and next-generation digital interfaces .

HuanTek is a research and development company specializing in motion capture and gesture recognition products.

iNUI Studio creates and designs cutting-edge tools for human-computer interaction (multi-touch surfaces, gesture recognition systems, etc).

Omek Interactive provides tools and technology that enable manufacturers and software developers to add gesture-based interfaces to their products. 

Omek's gesture recognition and body tracking software is being incorporated into a broad range of devices â€“ from TVs, set-top boxes and game consoles, to tablets, notebooks and PCs, smartphones, interactive signs, medical and fitness devices, and more. The gesture-enabled applications running on these devices include games, advertising, physical therapy,
home and factory automation, security and surveillance, virtual fitting, and beyond. 

Omek's tools work with all major 3D cameras, and support a broad range of processors and operating systems.

Tomar Technologies is an IT services provider specializing in gesture recognition for IoT. The company was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware.

ONtheGO Platforms is a developer of software applications for smart glasses. It offers a gesture recognition software that turns any mobile device with a standard camera into a gesture interface, for runners, and endurance athletes.

It was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon.

Provider of a cloud platform. The company offers a cloud software that enables smartphones to deliver Microsoft kinect-style gesture experiences. It's product applies practical computer vision algorithms to the problem of gesture recognition in a wide array of environments, including theme parks, museums, arcades and exergaming.

HaloAI is  automotive head-up displays maker in China.  This product embedded two camera inside, analyze Touch-less gesture recognition in car and  traffic information outside the car. With HaloHUD, you can safety connect to internet get information what you need  when you driver. We are  based in Nanshan district ,ShenZhen.

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Computer Vision Systems Ltd

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