cats cradle
A free computer vision demo — play it in your browser, no install. An interactive web experiment that transforms hand gestures into mesmerizing virtual string art using real-time hand tracking.
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Cat's Cradle is an innovative, interactive web application that brings the classic string game into the digital realm. Using real-time hand tracking, it allows you to weave and manipulate virtual strings through simple hand gestures, creating mesmerizing string art directly in your browser.
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