Understanding pointing gestures
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Lehrstuhl III, AG Prof. Kunde

This picture shows a setup used to study the interpretation and production of pointing gestures. Humans quite often misinterpret pointing gestures of social partners. To understand the reasons for this we rely on pointing in virtual reality as shown here.

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