project brainstorming:

started in 2 goals: one that creates something useful, or something that creates hype or clout (demoable that is exciting & show what we are doing)
demo: someone goes to website (most common form), and 3d scene loads (webxr), default gestures in place. show people how easy it is to configure and edit gestures. )
- gesture config panel and there are capabilities (add, edit, delete gesture, equip and unequip gesture)
  - select gesture type: left hand, right hand, both hands?
    - when you set positive data: record, trim/edit data, delete any data you have so far
    - set negative data: do all the same things, and give gesture a name and preview/test it in sandbox/playground to see if it’s what you desire
  - view what you just recorded
  - editing is same, but there is no guide of events, and decide what you want to do
- demo of how this can actually be used (ex. playing minecraft with gestures)
- from design perspective: increase speed to iterate so people can use gestures to build their own games
  - consistent gesture recognition is very hard
  - need to tune values of each finger manually and setup conditions to match them, its very hard if there are too many gestures
users can make gestures libraries and export them
- timeline of gestures (like a video but values of finger joints)
- single gesture exports (like a snapshot (picture) of finger joint states)

user facing requirements:

in the future:

create unity that does all of the above for usefulness? longer term?
think: how does someone know how to create gesture from someone’s vocabulary library/input mapping(like mincecraft wasd vs arrow keys vocab)
maybe have a marketplace for gestures?

main goal: hype up the library for more sustainable development

dynamic gestures need to map to different gestures

concepts:

name	def	notes
Gesture vocabulary	set of actions that can be triggered by a gesture	Like binding “W” to move forwards in Minecraft
Gesture	a series of movement by your hand, captured by the headset