I'm confused. The demo doesn't seem to be using CNNs, then the article mentions just using SolvePnP instead for the 3D case (which is not ML -- it's an overdetermined linear system solver). Wouldn't it be possible to map points on the hand into a prototypical hand scale-invariant reference frame in 3D space? We also have newer mobile devices with stereoscopic cameras.
Now I'm also more curious about running CNNs on mobile devices (seems like something that can just be done in a shader).
I'm confused. The demo doesn't seem to be using CNNs, then the article mentions just using SolvePnP instead for the 3D case (which is not ML -- it's an overdetermined linear system solver). Wouldn't it be possible to map points on the hand into a prototypical hand scale-invariant reference frame in 3D space? We also have newer mobile devices with stereoscopic cameras.
Now I'm also more curious about running CNNs on mobile devices (seems like something that can just be done in a shader).