Abstract Detecting and tracking aviator’s hand in the cockpit is a fundamental task on analyzing and identifying the behavior of aviators. Due to the complicated conditions in the cockpit - such as the lighting varies, the space of Cockpit is narrow, the operation of aviator is sophisticated - tracking the hand in Aircraft Cockpit has more difficulties than tracking the hand in human-machine interaction. We propose a hand tracking method to track the aviator’s hand based on depth images. In our experiment, most of the common flight operations are tested. The average error of hand position tracking is 6.4 mm and the ratio of losing tracking is only 1.4%, which indicate that the proposed algorithm has the ability to tracking the aviator’s hand in the aircraft cockpit accurately.


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