Thank you for your information. I'm not sure if Microsoft driver support user-define gesture. It just say it can config behavier of a pre-defined gesture. User-define gesture should be more useful and interesting to users. They can use touch device in their favorite and most personalized way. At the same time, the algrithm for user-define gesture recognition will be more complicated than pre-defined gesture. The standard of user-define gesture should be set up at first.
Yuri <[email protected]> 2013/03/14 09:28 宛先 [email protected] cc Tom Stellard <[email protected]> [email protected] [email protected] 件名 Re: Google Summer of Code ideas needed On 03/13/2013 18:07, [email protected] wrote: I got an idea. Add custom gesture recognition to touchpad and touchscreen driver module Difficulty: Medium Skills Required: C Description: This project can allow user to create custom gesture for special function, like turn off notebook, start a speciel application, and so on. we need a GUI for user to config and input the gesture, and add the recognition code to synaptics module or a new created module. This can also be potentially useful on the desktop with at least this one type of mouse: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/touch-mouse It has the matrix of sensors and there is an open source adapter for it allowing to extract https://github.com/mcuelenaere/mstouchmouse/ finger touch picture. If the gesture recognition, as an algorithm and gui, is properly implemented (as a user-land library), it is very easy to set up such mouse as a gesture based keyboard. Microsoft driver for it does just that on Windows. Yuri
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