Author : Divya Kumari Jha 1
Date of Publication :1st November 2022
Abstract: The software that recognizes writing in space without any physical touch with the device is known as the Space Writer. It's a method of generating digital artwork with the help of modern human-computer interface technology. The goal of this project is to propose a solution that tracks the user's hand gestures and draw the motion on the screen. Writing in space helps to develop automated processes and can improve the interface between man and machine in a variety of applications.
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