An evaluation of Microsoft's Kinect V2 motion sensor as a mechanism for the interpretation of sign language [thesis] / Mark Franklin
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TextPublication details: Limerick : Institute of Technology, 2018.Description: 70 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 4/2018
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| Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 13/2018 A QR code mobile payment system secured using a hybrid cryptosystem | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 2/2018 Operating systems and human machine interaction | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 3/2018 The development of an android mobile application to monitor a household’s electrical power supply | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 4/2018 An evaluation of Microsoft's Kinect V2 motion sensor as a mechanism for the interpretation of sign language | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 5/2018 An application of augmented reality technologies for support of patients with mild cognitive impairment. | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 6/2018 The application of procedural content generation techniques in games design & development. | Thesis B.Sc. SD No. 7/2018 Social networking application implementing recommender system for sport and leisure activities. |
Thesis submitted for B.Sc. in Software Development 2018.
Includes bibliographical references.