Sixth Sense is a wearable gestural interface that augments the physical world with digital information. It uses a camera, projector, and mirror mounted on a pendant to project information onto surfaces based on hand gestures. Applications include making calls, getting maps and directions, viewing videos, taking photos, and accessing information about products, books, and people. The technology supports multi-touch and user interaction and has potential for use in gaming, education, and assisting disabled individuals through recognition of objects and gestures.

1. SIXTH SENSE
TECHNOLOGY
Submitted By…
Miss Pallavi Sonone

2. Introduction
What is Sixth Sense?
Prototypes of Sixth Sense
Working of Sixth Sense Technology
-Components
-Working
Technologies related to Sixth Sense
Technology
Applications
Advantages
Future Scope
Conclusion

3. • SixthSense is a wearable gestural
interface that augments the physical
world around us with digital
information.
• Technology that plays with Human
gestures to make the world more
interactive and workflow much easier.
• Pranav Mistry, of Indian origin, a PhD
student in the Fluid Interfaces Group
at the MIT Media Lab is the
mastermind behind the sixth sense
technology.

4. What is Sixth Sense?

5. A Wristband
A Ring
LargerProject –
Mounted on Helmet

6. A smaller projector
and the pendant
prototype which is
composed of a pocket
projector, a mirror and
a camera.

7. WORKING OF SIXTH SENSE
TECHNOLOGY:
Components:
•Camera
•Projector
•Mirror
•Mobile Component
•Color Markers

10. Multi-Touch Gestures:
Freehand Gestures:
Iconic Gestures:

12. Augmented Reality:
Gesture Recognition:
Computer Vision:
Radio Frequency Identification(RFID):

14. MAKE A CALL
You can use the Sixth Sense to
project a keypad onto your hand,
then use that virtual keypad to
make a call.
CALL UP A MAP
With the map application we
can call up the map of our
choice and then use thumbs
and index fingers to navigate
the map.
CHECK THE TIME
Draw a circle on your wrist to
get a virtual watch that gives
you the correct time.

15. WATCH VIDEOS
Sixth Sense can be
programmed to project related
videos onto newspaper articles
you are reading.
DRAWING APPLICATION
The drawing application lets the
user draw on any surface by
tracking the fingertip movements
of the user’s index finger.
ZOOMING FEATURES
The user can zoom in or
zoom out using intuitive hand
movements.

16. GET PRODUCT
INFORMATION
Sixth Sense uses image
recognition or marker technology
to recognize products we pick up,
then feeds us information on
those products.
BOOK INFORMATION
The system can project Amazon
ratings on that book, as well as
reviews and other relevant
information
TAKE PICTURES
If you fashion your index
fingers and thumbs into a
square ("framing" gesture), the
system will snap a photo.

17. GET FLIGHT UPDATES
The system will recognize
your boarding pass and let
you know whether your flight
is on time and if the gate has
changed.
PEOPLE INFORMATION
The system will project
relevant information about a
person such as what they do,
where they work, and so on.

18. Portable:
Support multi touch and multi user interaction:
Cost effective:
Connectedness between real world and digital
world:
Open source software:
Mind map the idea anywhere:
Data access directly from the machines in real
time:

19. To get rid of color markers.
To incorporate camera and projector inside
mobile computing device.
Whenever we place pendant-style wearable device
on table, it should allow us to use the table as
multi touch user interface.
 Applying this technology in various interest like
gaming, education systems etc.
To make sixth sense work as fifth sense for
disabled person.

20.  Sixth Sense recognizes the objects around us,
displaying information automatically and letting
us to access it in any way we need.
 The Sixth Sense prototype implements several
applications that demonstrate the usefulness,
viability and flexibility of the system.
 Allowing us to interact with this information via
natural hand gestures.
 The potential of becoming the ultimate
"transparent" user interface for accessing
information about everything around us.

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