What is ISO/IEC 30113-5 - Gesture Interface Markup Language (GIML) about?
ISO/IEC 30113-5 defines GIML (Gesture Interface Markup Language). The syntax, and the structure of GIML are described in ISO/IEC 30113-5.
In ISO/IEC 30113-5, GIML is defined in terms of XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is a special subset of SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language).
Who is ISO/IEC 30113-5 - Gesture Interface Markup Language (GIML) for?
ISO/IEC 30113-5 on Gesture Interface Markup Language (GIML) is useful for:
- Software developer
- Web developer
- GIML developer
Why should you use ISO/IEC 30113-5 - Gesture Interface Markup Language (GIML)?
ISO/IEC 30113-5 provides definition, syntax, structure, and explanation of GIML (Gesture Interface Markup Language) which is used to formally describe gestures for gesture-based interfaces of ICT products, systems, and services. The gestures are recognized by the gesture software for the gesture-based interfaces, and translated into corresponding gesture commands of the ICT products, systems, and services.
GIML is defined in terms of XML (Extensible Markup Language) which is a special subset of SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language). ISO/IEC 30113-5 is useful in exchanging data in various ICT products, and services, and used to describe syntax and features of the standard gestures.
GIML is designed to achieve the following goals:
- The standard gestures are formally, and consistently defined in a well-formed format
- The standard gestures are concretely expressed as both human-readable, and machine-readable
- The information of the standard gestures is exchanged, and shared among ICT products, systems, and services.
