Abstract: Disclosed is a method and system for predicting a touch interaction position on a large display based on a binocular camera. The method includes: separately acquiring arm movement video frames of a user and facial and eye movement video frames of the user by a binocular camera; extracting a video clip of each tapping action from the arm movement video frames and the facial and eye movement video frames and obtaining a key frame by screening; marking the key frame of each tapping action with coordinates to indicate coordinates of a finger in a display screen; inputting the marked key frame to an efficient convolutional network for online video understanding (ECO)-Lite neural network for training to obtain a predictive network model; and inputting a video frame of a current operation to be predicted to the predictive network model and outputting a touch interaction position predicted for the current operation.

Abstract: The present invention proposes an imaging system and a communication platform for communication among a plurality of nodes of the imaging system. A node of the imaging system comprises a protocol module (510) for receiving a data message over the network; a network module (520) for receiving a data field of the data message from the protocol module; and at least one service module (530-1, . . . , 530-n); wherein the data field comprises a message identifier (MsgID) for indicating a type of the data message, and a payload field; each service module (530-1, . . .

Abstract: The present invention proposes an imaging system and a communication platform for communication among a plurality of nodes of the imaging system. A node of the imaging system comprises a protocol module (510) for receiving a data message over the network; a network module (520) for receiving a data field of the data message from the protocol module; and at least one service module (530-1, . . . , 530-n); wherein the data field comprises a message identifier (MsgID) for indicating a type of the data message, and a payload field; each service module (530-1, . . .