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February 20, 2014

Kinect for Windows version 2: Color, depth and infrared streams

A month ago, I was happy to receive a brand-new Kinect for Windows version 2 Developer Preview sensor. You can read my previous blog post about the capabilities of the new device. Kinect v2 now includes 5 main types of…

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C#CodeProject Kinect

January 27, 2014

Implementing Kinect gestures

Gesture recognition is a fundamental element when developing Kinect-based applications (or any other Natural User Interfaces). Gestures are used for navigation, interaction or data input. The most common gesture examples include waving, sweeping, zooming, joining hands, and much more. Unfortunately,…

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C#HTML5 JavaScript Kinect

December 10, 2013

Kinect and HTML5 using WebSockets and Canvas

UPDATE (Dec 10, 2013): Want to learn more about WebSockets? Consider my new book, Getting started with HTML5 WebSocket Programming. Kinect defined Natural User Interaction. HTML5 redefined the Web. Currently, there are various tutorials describing how to interact with a Kinect…

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C#Kinect

June 8, 2012

Kinect for Windows: Find user height accurately

UPDATE (Dec 26, 2013): The following techniques are part of Vitruvius, one of the most powerful Kinect utilities out there. Vitruvius is open-source and free for personal or commercial purposes. Some people ask me if there is a way to…

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C#Kinect

January 20, 2011

How-to: Successfully Install Kinect on Windows (OpenNI and NITE)

UPDATE (Dec 10, 2012): The following article was originally published on January 20, 2011. As a result, it might not be accurate nowadays. I strongly insist on downloading the official Kinect for Windows SDK instead. Playing Kinect games is a…

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