The Purple Book... "Using Kinect for Windows with XNA"
- Posted: Mar 07, 2012 at 6:00 AM
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Can't get enough of Rob Miles? You love his C# Yellow Book and Windows Phone Programming Blue Book? Wish he had a free 58 page book on the Kinect, that goes from start to finish?
Welcome to the Purple Book!
Using Kinect for Windows with XNA
This material, created by Rob Miles (University of Hull, United Kingdom), contains information on the Microsoft Kinect sensor bar and the Microsoft Kinect SDK. It assumes a working knowledge of the C# programming language, the XNA framework and program development using Visual Studio
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Welcome
- What you need to develop code
- An Introduction to Kinect
- The Kinect Sensor
- Inside a Kinect Sensor Bar
- Connecting the Sensor Bar
- Installing the Kinect for Windows SDK
- What We Have Learned
- Writing Kinect Programs
- Using the Kinect Video Camera
- Using the Kinect Depth Camera
- Using Sound with Kinect
- What We Have Learned
- Kinect Natural User Interfaces
- People tracking in Kinect
- Creating Augmented Reality
- Adding Voice Response
- What We Have Learned
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Project Source URL: https://www.facultyresourcecenter.com/curriculum/pfv.aspx?ID=8938&c1=en-us&c2=0
Contact Information:
- Blog: www.robmiles.com
- Twitter: @robmiles
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Good afternoon,
Thanks for the tutorial that public
My question is this
I started testing with Kinect development and capture rate was good, but now the kinect video screen in the application is very slow and capture movements too.
I could say it can happen
thanks
hi cecamilo
verifies the capture resolution.
I recommend a resolution of 640 * 480 for the recognition is fasteconocimiento sea rapido
does kinect support face recognition in the SDK for windows?
@kevin:No
@kevin: hi, not directly through MS API. You have to use some middleware (like OpenCV) or write your own algorithms.
@omarfuzzer:
the value is in kinect.DepthStream.Enable (DepthImageFormat.Resolution640x480Fps30);
What is the difference in passing the parameter or not
kinect.DepthStream.Enable ();
hi,what's the different between waving hand from left to right and right to left.
Say,if i move my hand from left to right, that means see more left photos in the album, but i must shrink my hand back, so the album move left again.how can the kinect recognize my gesture?
Hey Rob,
Are you going to the same for Windows 8 and the Kinect? Or XAML and WPF? Hope so, you are awesome!
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