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[app]: MediaPipe Interactive Web Demo — Contactless ATM Playground #209

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I'm a Google Summer of Code 2023 participant and as a part of my contribution, I've developed an Interactive Web Demo that demonstrates touchless interactions using the MediaPipe Machine Learning Library. The demo showcases the capabilities of the MediaPipe Hand Landmarker task, which accurately detects and tracks 21 hand landmarks. These landmarks are utilized in the web app to enable users to perform contactless interactions with the interface using simple gestures.

The source code for the demo includes detailed comments that explain the implementation and rationale behind the design decisions. This documentation is intended to assist other developers in utilizing the MediaPipe library and implementing similar touchless interaction features in their projects.

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🔸 Parent Repo → @Neilblaze/GSOC-23
🔸 Live Demo → Here

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Well done, Pratyay!

@jenperson jenperson merged commit 186ebfd into google-ai-edge:main Aug 16, 2023
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palrahul pushed a commit to palrahul/mediapipe that referenced this pull request Sep 27, 2023
[app]: MediaPipe Interactive Web Demo — Contactless ATM Playground
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