Educational , Simulation

(2024) Keyveo : demo handtracking

Is an academic VR project developed by students from Esiee-IT's VR and Gaming program. Focused on hand tracking in virtual reality, it explores gesture-based interaction without traditional controllers. The demo highlights two energy systems—hydrogen and nuclear—as part of its educational approach. While the system recognizes a wide range of hand movements, reliability remains a challenge. Playable directly through a web browser, the experience reduces physical space requirements and offers deeper immersion. The project, led by Adrien Pietchoki, Ambre Saintobert, Brian Ho Van Cam, Richard Kevin Dobrota, and Mickael GBAGUIDI, aims to push the boundaries of VR interaction beyond conventional controllers. Keyveo stands out for its innovative approach to gesture recognition and its potential impact on future VR applications. This experimental tool invites developers and users to rethink how we interact with virtual environments. It's a promising step toward more natural and intuitive VR experiences.