A Webcam-Based Interface Which Makes Arrangements of Characters toAnchor Texts
Journal
Proceedings of MIRU2009
Presentation number
DS-3
Pages
pp.1863-1864
Reviewed
Not reviewed
Date
July 2009
Research fields
Pattern recognition
Key
Tsuji2009 (id=1096)
Abstract
It is necessary for an interface to have a rapid response in order to realize a comfortable application for the user. We have proposed a real-time camera-based character recognition method, and we think that there is a possibility to realize a new interactive interface with it. In this paper, we demonstrate a system which recognizes characters captured with a webcam and offers related information.
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