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GesturePak 2.0 Alpha for the Kinect for Windows v24 days ago
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Today's we close out our Kinect v2 week with a project from the one and only, Carl Franklin. He's taking his cool GesturePak project forward to support the future, the Kinect for Windows v2 device. The really great news is that he's going to be releasing the source with this new future release… -
![Kinecting to your Heart[rate]](http://files.channel9.msdn.com/thumbnail/ed1cf691-85ea-4cf5-81f7-819ec8460b39.png)
Kinecting to your Heart[rate]5 days ago 0
Today's Kinect for Windows v2 project from D Goins Espiriance is currently binary only (but hopefully source is coming) that show off one of the coolest and weirdest and freakiest features of the Kinect v2, using it to detect your heart rate... Kinect Heart Rate DetectorThis project is an… -
Color, depth and infrared streams in the Kinect for Windows v2 world (here's how)6 days ago 0
This week we're doing another Kinect for Windows v2 week. From today's example, to tomorrow's cool project to finally the alpha version of a coming third party product. But first, today we again highlight a post from Vangos Pterneas who shows us how easy it is to get and display the different Kinect… -
More Tips and Tricks for the Kinect to Windows SDKFeb 27, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
Today we're bringing Abhijit Jana back with a round-up of all his recent Windows for Windows that he's been doing on Daily .NET tips. Many of our past posts from Abhijit; Abhijit's Kinect for Windows SDK – Tips and TricksCreating your own Kinect Night Vision with help from the IR Stream, IR Emitter… -
Mysteries of Kinect for Windows Face Tracking...Feb 26, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
Today's post from Carmine Sirignano, a Developer Support Escalation Engineer on the Kinect for Windows talks in detail on how the Kinect for Windows Face Tracking actually works, providing some cool code samples too... Mysteries of Kinect for Windows Face Tracking output explainedSince the release… -
![Getting a Continuous Grip [aka ContinousGrippedState] with the Kinect.Reactive](http://files.channel9.msdn.com/thumbnail/2ed20aca-f88d-4157-b10a-e7532c135061.png)
Getting a Continuous Grip [aka ContinousGrippedState] with the Kinect.ReactiveFeb 25, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
Today's project comes to us from another Friend of the Gallery, Marcus Kohnert, who shows us how are can continue to take advantage of the Kinect.Reactive library in our Kinect for Windows v1 SDK applications. Other times we've highlighted Marcus; Kinect.ReactiveMix in a little Rx, JQuery, Azure,… -
Kinect for Windows v2 Events Sample in C++Feb 20, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
The last in our v2 week is a CodePlex project for you C++ junkies, who also have a Kinect for Windows v2 device... Kinect 4 Windows v2 Events Sample in C++This project is an example of how to listen for K4W v2 API events using C++. This project was built with VS.Net 2013 and… -
Kinect for Windows – What’s new, a view from a Kinect for Windows MVPFeb 19, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
The next in our v2 theme week comes from our new minted Kinect for Windows MVP, Tom Kerkhove. Second Gen. Kinect for Windows – What’s new?It has been a while since the alpha version of the second generation of Kinect for Windows has been released. At first I was not going to post any 101 post… -
Looking at the Kinect for Windows v2Feb 18, 2014 at 6:00 AM 0
This week it's all Kinect for Windows v2. The first two posts will be introductions to the device and the last, some Kinecting to C++... First Vangos Pterneas provides a nice quick overview... Kinect for Windows version 2: overviewWell, I have been lucky enough since Microsoft selected me… -
Deep Diving into the Kinect for Windows v2, Part 2...Feb 13, 2014 at 6:00 AM 1
Zubair Ahmed is back with the second part, first part Dive into Developing with the Kinect for Windows v2, of his exploration of the Kinect for Windows v2 SDK, fixing a few bugs and providing more tips and tricks too... Kinect for Windows v2 Deep dive–Part 2In my previous K4W deep dive post I draw…
