Kinect Code Camp 2011: Team Evan

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Recently we had our Kinect launch with a special Channel 9 Live event. Just prior to this we held a 24 hour Code Camp to allow developers to play with the Kinect SDK for 24 hours and see what they could come up with. I interviewed the teams after the event to take a look at their project and get an idea of the challenges and surprises they found as they worked with the SDK.

Team Evan included... well, just Evan Lang from Identity Mine. Evan's project turns you into kind of a mixture of a Cylon from Battlestar Gallactica and the metal Terminator from T2. Evan threw in a bonus project of using a Kinect to drive a PowerPoint deck.

For more on the Kinect SDK, you can watch our live event here, and download the Kinect SDK from MSR here.

 

 

 

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