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Tweet Its been a while since I wrote about Kinect, I have to say I really miss it because Kinect is really cool device and there is a lot can be done with it. Because I’ve talked a lot on the Kinect Nui its time to talk about Kinect Speech Recognition Kinect .NET SDK–Getting Started , Kinect – Getting Started – Control Camera Angle , Kinect–How to Apply Smooths Frame Display Using TransformSmoothParameters , Kinect – Create Buttons , Kinect – Calculator – Adjust Skeleton Movements To Mouse...
Tweet In my previous post Kinect Reception–Introduction I’ve talked about Kinect Reception and What it is, in this post I’m going to talk more about How the Reception Application works. Using Kinect events I can see when user enters the frame, using two timers I can check if the user is just passing by or is standing in front of the camera. The below image describe the application flow, at the beginning the application will show random videos, when the Kinect Skeleton Event will raise then the Serious...
Tweet Since Microsoft has released the Kinect.NET SDK I wrote many articles on that subject: Kinect – Getting Started – Become The Incredible Hulk Kinect – Calculator – Adjust Skeleton Movements To Mouse More on Kinect I think Kinect it very cool and I’m searching for more projects and good ideas for Kinect, couple of days ago I talked with my friend Guy Burstein and he came with an idea for Kinect application, he said what if people will enter the Microsoft Israel reception and instead of video...
Tweet If you’re playing with Kinect you might have saw the following error messages: "Could not load file or assembly 'INuiInstanceHelper.dll' or one of its dependencies. The specified module could not be found." “The invocation of the constructor on type “Some.Window” that matches the specified binding constraints threw and exception.’ Line number ‘4’ and line position ‘9’.” I’ve tried to Uninstall Kinect SDK, perform restart and try to install it while I make sure all Visual Studio...
CodeProject In my previous post Kinect – Create Buttons I’ve showed one approach how to create Kinect Buttons for Windows, over the next posts I’ll show more ways to accomplish that by moving windows Cursor based on Kinect Skeleton Right Hand Position. Why To Create Kinect Button? Why not using windows cursor and create brilliant hand or head ( ) movement to simulate Click, so we don’t need to create designated Kinect Buttons. Answers: You had to stand at least 1 meter from the computer screen and...
CodeProject In my previous posts about Kinect I’ve showed how to get started, how to change Angles and more cool stuff, but now it’s time to start working on the real things, how to enable Kinect to your environment, I’m talking about PC. You may say Kinect is not yet perfect and the precision of the Skeleton Tracking system isn’t 100% accurate, and if you have to stand at least 1 meter from the screen how you will be able to see something from that distance? even more how to perform a Click? (Raise...
CodeProject In my previous posts about Kinect I’ve talked about getting started with Kinect SDK from Kinect .NET SDK–Getting Started , Kinect – Getting Started – Control Camera Angle and Kinect – Getting Started – Become The Incredible Hulk Kinect SDK has a lot to over and now I’m going to talk about how to improve Kinect movement by applying TransformSmoothParameters. Channel 9 Video The Kinect Nui SDK allow you to apply TransformSmooth just by calling the SkeletonEngine and set it to true: _kinectNui...
CodeProject In my last two posts I’ve talked about Kinect SDK from Kinect .NET SDK–Getting Started and Kinect – Getting Started – Control Camera Angle , but now it’s time to do some cool things with the Kinect Sensor. Now I’ll show you how to become The Incredible Hulk using Skeleton Tracking. Download Demo Project One of the big strengths of Kinect for Windows SDK is its ability to discover the skeleton of joints of an human standing in front of the sensor, very fast recognition system and requires...
CodeProject In my last post Kinect .NET SDK–Getting Started I showed how to begin writing for Kinect using the new and cool .NET SDK For Kinect , and as I promised I‘ll keep on writing step by step to allow you to understand and get inside all the cool things in Kinect - But Step By Step So in this post I’ll show to easy is to control Kinect Camera Angle (Change the position on the camera). There is Minimum and Maximum angels you can control but as you can see from the last picture (right)...
CodeProject Today Microsoft (16/06/2011) released the Kinect .NET SDK, I’ve seen it first from Guy Burstein and right away I had to download it and give it a try, and it’s Amazing!!! As you can see from the picture below I did a simple demo for getting started using Kinect SDK and I’ll go step by step on how to get start using Kinect .NET SDK for Video (NUI), over the next post I’ll also talk about Audio with Kinect. Download Demo Project Step 1 – Prepare your environment In order to work with Kinect...