TV Remote Control based on Head Gestures

After a long period of absence, here I am again. I just started to write the instructions for head gesture recognition, but I'm not finished with it yet. Erick will help me with the codes, in order to be well documented and have some useless lines hidden. 

The face recognition step is almost finished. Tomorrow I'm planning to write the head pose estimation step.

I think I need to write a separated instruction about the Bluetooth communication between the CHIP (Linux) and the Arduino as well. But one step at a time, right? ;)

This month I've been busy preparing a presentation for a conference in Portugal, but I'm planning to write the instructions about how implement the head pose estimation (HPE) in OpenCV next week. I'll leave here the link to the paper that my colleague Erick Campos used on his implementation: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262320501_Real-Time_Head_Pose_Estimation_for_Mobile_Devices

Just added license infos on the "Details" section. It's not pretty the way it is, so I'm planning move the text somewhere else next time.

Erick, my colleague, has started maintaining the project on gitlab. I'm a bit newbie on Git, so I've just imported the project from gitlab to github, since I've seen a complain about repository permissions. Well, the link for github is available now.

It seems I finished the documentation of the RF-based wireless, IR-based proximity AT switch. It seems I can't edit a instruction at all, so I've been creating new instructions everytime I wanted to change some text or insert some image or video, while deleting the previous one. Anyway, it's already done! :)

Last night I started to write the instructions to build the proximity, wireless button to activate the system, but I'm still fighting against against the hackaday system. I'm not sure whether I'm stupid or the edit section has a real bug, But I can't modify the things I've written. 

English subtitles were provided to a second video, which is an introduction to the project. It's been posted on the "details" section.

Project "description" section finished. I think more details of implementation goes under the "instructions" section. I also must put English subs on my YouTube videos.