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Multiple Screen Control Application with Facial and Gesture Recognitions in a Manufacturing Control Room

In the age of Industry 4.0, the operators in a manufacturing control room require to work with digital content such as factory KPI dashboards, live dashboards and controls on multiple displays. Manipulating and arranging the displays and their layout with a user’s face and hand gesture could be more natural, automatic and interactive for the control room operators. Therefore, a display control framework is developed in the Manufacturing Intelligence Control Room (MICR) at the Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC), using the open-source FaceNet facial recognition and OpenPose hand feature recognition algorithms and integrating with the display control system; Nerve Center from Mezzanine system of Oblong Industries.