Motion detection of a specific object in .net

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I need to make a .net application where I must detect a specific object the user is holding, using a camera.

If the object must have some specific characteristics so that it can be easily recognized and detected from the surrounding space, please give me some tips (ex a green cube?)

What would be the best technique/.net library to use? I need to translate in realtime the user's hand movement and display an animation on screen accordingly.

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