Gesture Particles.
Move your hands.
Reshape the scene.
A webcam and WebGL-capable browser are needed for gesture interaction. A desktop or laptop gives the controls more room.
The hand becomes
the interface.
A browser-based particle system that turns hand gestures into scale, rotation, and color. Computer vision meets an evolving field of light.
Gesture Particles connects webcam hand tracking to a three-dimensional particle system. Rather than relying only on sliders, it lets a physical gesture change the composition. Shape templates and a settings panel provide another way to explore density, color, and movement.
A few gestures.
Room to play.
A webcam and WebGL-capable browser are needed for gesture interaction. A desktop or laptop gives the controls more room.
- Get started
- Allow webcam access and keep your hands clearly in frame.
- Right hand
- Spread or pinch your fingers to change the particle scale.
- Left hand
- Tilt your wrist to rotate; pinch to cycle colors.
- Control panel
- Explore shape templates, palettes, density, and bloom.
Try it.
See where it goes.
Launch Gesture Particles A webcam and WebGL-capable browser are needed for gesture interaction. A desktop or laptop gives the controls more room.