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AETHER HAND

A free computer vision demo — play it in your browser, no install. 🧙‍♂️ A high-performance WebGL engine turning hand gestures into "Mystic Arts." Real-time AI tracking (MediaPipe) meets 65k+ particles (Three.js) with procedural physics and spectral momentum. Magic is just math!

by @Asmit-Kumar44648 · Asmit-Kumar44648/AETHER-HAND on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON ASMIT-KUMAR44648.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 26 Dec 2025

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Welcome to Aether-Hand, a "funny business" project that turns your webcam into a gateway for the Mystic Arts. This isn't just a shiny demo—it’s a fusion of Computer Vision and high-performance WebGL rendering.

Neural Tracking: Powered by MediaPipe, the engine tracks 21 distinct 3D landmarks on your hand at 30+ FPS. Particle Physics: Over 65,000 active particles computed every frame using Three.js. Thermal Shading: Particles use a custom "Heat-Map" logic—glowing white-hot at the core and cooling to deep ember-red at the edges. Spectral Momentum: Magic has "weight.

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