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Softkinetic - Changing the way you play games

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Softkinetic is the leading provider of natural interfaces that transform the way people interact with the digital world.

They enable fully immersive, transparent and intuitive user experiences by providing a 3D real-time gesture recognition middleware to Interactive Digital Entertainment, Consumer Electronics, Industrial Applications and Fitness Equipment manufacturers.

Softkinetic operates with a single depth sensing camera, requires no marker (no gamepad, no wiimote, no special gloves or clothing, no headset - nothing), and works under all lighting conditions and scene settings (at home, in a fitness center, an amusement park, a classroom, a game cafe, an industrial simulation room - anywhere.)

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  • byoung210byoung210

    interesting. once tech like this gets perfected, it could really open up the video game world.

  • Matthew MushallMatthew Mushall

    Nice demos, but wasn't the vision cam supposed to give us the same kinds of games?  Nothing much happened there.  I can't help but wonder if this is just Microsoft's attempt to capitalize on greater motion-based gameplay like the Wii.  Didn't Bill Gates say that motion based gameplay wasn't mainstream yet?  I know he's no longer the big cheese there, but the company seems to have contradicted itself within the past few years.


    Anyway...this was an enjoyable segment.  Only next time I want to see more dancing...and bird noises from you.

  • southwlsouthwl

    Nice demo, but the link you have to Softkinetic is to .com rather than .net and doesn't work.

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