We developed a system which performs 3D motion tracking of human's hand and fingers from images of a single high-frame-rate camera and that recognizes his/her typing motion in the air. Our templatematching-based method using hand textures reduces background effect and enables markerless tracking. In addition, use of a high-frame-rate camera enables recognition of rapid typing motion which is difficult to track using standard cameras. In order to realize realtime recognition, we developed hardware which parallelizes and accelerates image processing. As a result, we achieved real-time recognition of typing motion with the throughput of 138 fps (frames per second) and the latency of 29 ms.