3D Head Tracking with Kinect SDK & WPF
- Posted: Sep 01, 2011 at 6:00 AM
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Today's entry takes an existing project that used a mouse and Wiimote and Kinect'ified it. You have love how these kinds of things work out, the synergy that open source/source available projects can make possible.
3D Head tracking using MS Kinect SDK + WPF
Project Description
Head3D makes it easier for MS Kinect SDK developers to Make 3D Head Tracking Apps. You'll no longer have to make it from scratch again. It's developed in C# using WPF.Head3D is based on WpfHeadTracking project:
Head3D project is only a Kinect SDK port for WpfHeadTracking project which developed by Roberto Sonnino and Bruno França dos Reis (Project's home: http://wpfheadtracking.codeplex.com/ ) where they have made a version for both Mouse and Wiimote. Simply, after I read their simple code I decided to add Kinect version (port) for MS Kinect SDK developers.
Project Information URL: http://head3d.codeplex.com/
Project Download URL: http://head3d.codeplex.com/releases/view/71258
Project Source URL: http://head3d.codeplex.com/releases/view/71258
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- Twitter: @Bo_Ansari
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it works but the overall "wow" factor could be greatly improved,anyway a nice start
See how it works
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=e2RtE2mKkYU
Here's my work:
2D Hand Tracking with Kinect SDK & WPF
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2Iz8ocLDIg
lol.
@Tester: Nice! I've edited the post to include that video in the body... Thanks again for that.
@TangoChen: That's cool... there source, download, etc for it? And it IS using the Kinect for Windows SDK? If so I'd love to give it its own Gallery entry.
@gduncan411: u r welcomed my friend
@gduncan411:WOW,great thx!
It's using only MS Kinect SDK + WPF.
i'm gonna create a project for it and upload the source.
...Several hours later..
@gduncan411: here is it. demo and source code.
http://kinecthandtracking.codeplex.com/releases/view/72760
@TangoChen: Thanks! Added to pending line up. Tentatively scheduled for publishing for a week from Monday.
... a few hours later...
I lied. I needed a project with some source, so bumped your entry up a day. Now scheduled for this coming Friday, 9/9.
@gduncan411:Thank you sooooo much!!.......it made my week..!!
edited--
Thanks for using my video of the head-tracking.
I have just finished a case study of natural user interfaces for university which is primarily research but included a user test with several videos on my site www.the10thletter.com/nui
this would work well with Sony Hmz-t1 :)
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