The Gesture and Activity Recognition Toolkit (GART) (formerly Georgia Tech Gesture Toolkit) is a toolkit to allow for rapid prototyping of gesture-based applications. There are two versions of the toolkit, a Linux shell scripting based version and the more refined Java version.

• Release Information
• A short video demo of Gesture Watch that used GART
• Roadmap
• Team

• Installation instructions
• GART Manual - includes information on the comm and vision modules, as well as the WritingPad, PinkCup, and AccelGestures examples (note that the information involving Maven is outdated)
• Tutorials
• API
• Source code and bug tracking(trac)
• Additional resources
• Internal Page

• Linux-Shell GT2K Home Page (older version web page - partially funcitonal)
• Download the older version (shell script version) here: gt2k-0.1a.tar.gz

GART: The Gesture and Activity Recognition Toolkit
Kent Lyons, Helene Brashear, Tracy Westeyn, Jung Soo Kim, Thad Starner
12th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. Beijing, China, July 2007.