  In this paper, we introduce GesPlayer, a gesture-based empowered video player
that explores how users can experience their hands as an interface through
gestures. We provide three semantic gestures based on the camera of a computer
or other smart device to detect and adjust the progress of video playback,
volume, and screen brightness, respectively. Our goal is to enable users to
control video playback simply by their gestures in the air, without the need to
use a mouse or keyboard, especially when it is not convenient to do so.
Ultimately, we hope to expand our understanding of gesture-based interaction by
understanding the inclusiveness of designing the hand as an interactive
interface, and further broaden the state of semantic gestures in an interactive
environment through computational interaction methods.
