What I did this week
This week, I focused on integrating more of the system so that all major pieces can start working together. I updated the integrated version to use our most up-to-date fingertip detection method from the earlier prototype and made sure the fingertip and hand landmark visualization behaves consistently after integration. I also started wiring tap detection into the main pipeline so that taps are computed from the raw landmarks instead of being a standalone demo. A good portion of my time went into debugging integration issues (camera behavior, calibration alignment, display updates) and checking that the detection pipeline runs smoothly.
Scheduling
My progress is slightly behind schedule. While fingertip detection is now integrated and tap detection is partially connected, tap events are not yet fully linked to the keyboard mapping, and the logging system for recording taps and timing is still incomplete. These pieces were originally planned to be further along by the end of this week.
What I plan to do next week
Next week, I plan to complete the connection from tap detection to the keyboard mapping so that taps reliably generate the intended key outputs, and to implement the logging infrastructure needed for our upcoming accuracy and usability tests. After that, I aim to run initial internal dry runs to confirm that the integrated system and logging behave as expected, so the team can move smoothly into the revised testing plan.