Gesture Perception

Advantages

Privacy Protection

Real-time Data

Super Environment Adaptability

Wide Coverage Area

Applications

Gesture Perception

People Counting & Flow Control
By adopting appropriate software to the ToF cameras, the number of people passing through a specific area can be counted by tracking when they enter and exit that area makes ToF cameras a useful tool for people counting applications, such as in retail stores, museums, or other public spaces. Vzense also develops its own people counting software and provides customized solutions for different scenes.
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Gesture Perception

Falling Detection
When ToF cameras are equipped with specialized algorithms which can analyze the changes in the distance and velocity of objects in the camera's field of view and determine whether they are consistent with falling. This can help the camera differentiate between intentional movement and accidental falling.

Gesture Perception

Interactive Gaming
ToF cameras can capture the depth and motion of a player's body and movements, allowing the system to track and interpret these movements in real-time. This can enable a more immersive and interactive gaming experience, such as controlling a game character through body movements without the need for physical controllers or joysticks. In addition to gaming, ToF cameras have a range of other potential applications for interactive experiences, such as virtual and augmented reality, sports training, education, etc.

Gesture Perception

Automated Fare Collection
ToF cameras can improve the accuracy, efficiency, and convenience of Automated Fare Collection systems, leading to a better experience for passengers by recognizing hand gestures, such as waving a hand or holding a ticket in front of the camera, to trigger the opening of the ticket gate. This can provide a more natural and convenient user experience, especially for passengers with disabilities or those carrying luggage.

Gesture Perception

Body Scaning
ToF cameras work by measuring the time it takes for light to travel from the camera to the subject and back again, allowing the camera to create a depth map of the subject's body, which is suited for body scanning such as in medical imaging or 3D body scanning for clothing design or fitness tracking.