Low-cost infrared interaction device based on motion tracking

The process of how we can achieve a low-cost infra-based interaction device informs of a motion tracking system is shown, that is in the first place, appropriate for personal use. The analysis for discovering the requirements of the intended system was based on gathering information about the proposed and other existing systems and then distilling the user and system requirements from this information. Discussing and analyzing some of the state-of-the-art motion tracking systems, addressing their deficiencies along with stressing their advantages and disadvantages help us bypass difficulties and problems that might occur with our system. Some theoretical issues necessary to develop our low-cost tracking system is shown. In a further step, the detailed implementation of this system consisting of hardware ingredients and algorithms is presented. Finally, outstanding issues and future directions for further investigation are suggested.