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Recently learned about Google MediaPipe On-Device ML through Johnathan Chiu 's floating hands demo. Kinda crazy this tracking works just through RGB video, no depth needed like the Kinect.

Grant Kot

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Grant Kotvor 2 Jahren

Demo is here: And you can enable it in the menu.

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Jason Mayesvor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy Check out #WebAI for even more. You may like this playlist too to see what folk are up to: all running in browser no cloud.

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Johnathan Chiuvor 2 Jahren

this is sick man! nice work! :)

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Steve's Makerspacevor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy Love it!

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Justin Varghesevor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy Every time you post an update it gets more insane. Amazing work

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Lincoln Bertramvor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy Cool!

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Eike Deckervor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy This looks strangely eerie - but man, it's also cool 👍

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Grant Kotvor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy Thanks! Maybe it’s the skeletal nature of things. Also interesting the algo returns 3d points so may be a good way to interact with the 3d sim.

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Leon🐉vor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy This looks like a bossfight for some 2d Plattformer 😅

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Koningsbruggenvor 2 Jahren

@johnathanchewy crazy cool

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