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Gesture recognition is a technology that allows computers to understand and respond to human physical gestures, movements, and expressions, creating more intuitive interfaces and enabling new forms of interaction.

Grey goods refer to authentic products manufactured by a brand but sold through unauthorized distribution channels, bypassing the manufacturer's official network. This practice often exploits international price differences, offering consumers lower prices but potentially leading to issues with warranties and support.

Good-faith negotiation involves transparent, honest, and reasonable efforts by all parties to reach an agreement, fostering trust and ensuring equitable outcomes.

The Green Energy Transition involves replacing conventional energy sources with renewables to achieve sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. It impacts industries, economies, and global policy.

The Gemba Walk is a management practice originating from Lean principles, where leaders go to the "actual place" of work to observe, learn, and identify opportunities for improvement by directly engaging with employees and processes.