Alright. Where do I go from here? I think I am going to be waiting on MS to figure out what they are doing before I can decide how to proceed with my Kinect development. WPF, Silverlight, and other technologies seem up in the air now at Microsoft with their [...]
First, a simple statement that just never registered in my mind: The KinectSDK for Windows is for building windows applications and not games. This limits which Microsoft technology to use: WPF – Windows Presentation Framework – event-driven architecture that responds to user action by firing events. Has access to [...]
Psst. Do you have a Kinect and an XBox360? Would you like to help me research utilizing the Kinect device as a limited home medical assistant? I’m a developer looking to turn this wonderful technology from Microsoft into something more than just gaming. I want to use it as a [...]
Please note section 7.4, Virtual Machines, and save yourself sometime. I installed Windows 7 Ultimate as a Boot Camp partition on my MacBookPro and…Bazinga!
I walked through the tutorial from Channel9 on how to create my first Kinect project. There is one additional download that is necessary. I believe this is just a helper API project from Kinect4Fun to hide some of the lower level aspects of development with the Kinect device. Anyway, the [...]
To get going with Kinect development, I need to set up my development environment. Luckily, Microsoft has made this fairly straight forward with their Kinect web site found here. Before getting started, you will require a power adapter to run the Kinect device: Original Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect AC Power [...]
Today I applied for a job at Microsoft and I’m crazy excited about the possibilities. I’ve finally found a platform that I am passionate about. Not only that, I have some great crazy ideas for how to use the Kinect device in many differing industries. Post-aneurysm training – a [...]
Today I am exploring how to get the XBox360 Kinect device to be recognized by my OSX and Windows 7 computer (dual boot). I’ve located resources of developers who have made this work; now to narrow down these resources to those that are accurate, readable, and current.
Duncan Mountain LLC v2 is now released. I learned a lot in version 1 and version 2 is going to be phenomenal!
Alright. Where do I go from here? I think I am going to be waiting on MS to figure out what they are doing before I can decide how to proceed with my Kinect development. WPF, Silverlight, and other technologies seem up in the air now at Microsoft with their [...]First, a simple statement that just never registered in my mind: The KinectSDK for Windows is for building windows applications and not games. This limits which Microsoft technology to use: WPF – Windows Presentation Framework – event-driven architecture that responds to user action by firing events. Has access to [...]Psst. Do you have a Kinect and an XBox360? Would you like to help me research utilizing the Kinect device as a limited home medical assistant? I’m a developer looking to turn this wonderful technology from Microsoft into something more than just gaming. I want to use it as a [...]Please note section 7.4, Virtual Machines, and save yourself sometime. I installed Windows 7 Ultimate as a Boot Camp partition on my MacBookPro and…Bazinga!I walked through the tutorial from Channel9 on how to create my first Kinect project. There is one additional download that is necessary. I believe this is just a helper API project from Kinect4Fun to hide some of the lower level aspects of development with the Kinect device. Anyway, the [...]To get going with Kinect development, I need to set up my development environment. Luckily, Microsoft has made this fairly straight forward with their Kinect web site found here. Before getting started, you will require a power adapter to run the Kinect device: Original Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect AC Power [...]Today I applied for a job at Microsoft and I’m crazy excited about the possibilities. I’ve finally found a platform that I am passionate about. Not only that, I have some great crazy ideas for how to use the Kinect device in many differing industries. Post-aneurysm training – a [...]Today I am exploring how to get the XBox360 Kinect device to be recognized by my OSX and Windows 7 computer (dual boot). I’ve located resources of developers who have made this work; now to narrow down these resources to those that are accurate, readable, and current.Duncan Mountain LLC v2 is now released. I learned a lot in version 1 and version 2 is going to be phenomenal!
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