Supported by By Esther Zuckerman Say “hand flex” to a fan of the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride & Prejudice” and they will know exactly what you mean. The gesture comes early in ...

Summary: Humans use hand gestures during conversation, but until now, it wasn’t clear whether listeners actively use these gestures to anticipate speech. A new study using virtual avatars shows that ...

This project demonstrates a hand gesture-based drawing application using OpenCV and MediaPipe. The application allows you to draw on a virtual canvas using hand gestures captured from your webcam. You ...

This project is a Hand Gesture Recognition system built using MediaPipe and TensorFlow. It detects and classifies hand gestures in real-time using a webcam, enabling interaction through predefined ...

Finally, a customized convolutional neural network is designed and trained for hand gesture recognition. The experimental results show that the proposed cwCST-CNN method achieves a classification ...

It was the hand flex that launched a thousand swoons and even more fan fiction. The moment Mr. Darcy walks away from helping ...

More information: Marlijn ter Bekke et al, Co-Speech Hand Gestures Are Used to Predict Upcoming Meaning, Psychological Science (2025). DOI: 10.1177/09567976251331041 Journal information ...

The ‘OK’ hand gesture is a familiar element of everyday nonverbal communication. It’s commonly used as a simple way to indicate that everything is fine, but its usage—and the meanings ...

New Delhi: Scientists said they have presented a novel channel-wise cumulative spike train image-driven model for hand gesture recognition. The research paper, published in the journal Cyborg and ...

Gesture control is one of the coolest ways to interact with technology—no buttons, no touchscreens, just simple hand movements. It almost feels like magic when you can control devices with a wave of ...

Following a $75,000 fine for using hand gestures interpreted as gun-related, Morant took a creative turn with a fresh celebration that mimics tossing a grenade and covering his ears as the crowd ...