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Hand pose recognition

Handy.js
WebXR toolkit

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JavaScript (JS)Open-source Self-initiated Software library Hand tracking World Wide Web (WWW)Three.js Virtual reality (VR)Brooklyn, New York Moar Technologies Corp WebXR VRController.js XR (Extended Reality)Machine learning (ML)Spatial computing Self-taught Interaction design (IxD)Artificial intelligence (AI)Creative Technologist Software Engineer

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