Expect several motion-controlled porn games, any minute now
Doctors, scientists, and developers have done some amazing things with theKinectbut have been limited to the official software toolkit. Microsoft has made parts of the source code freely available, offering face tracking, depth of field, and other features for the PC version of Kinect.
Microsoft spokesman Ben Lower posted a link to 22 samples in coding languages C#, C++, and Visual Basic. You can find it all onCodePlex.
In addition, Microsoft is starting aKinect for Windows blogfor developers that “will focus on going behind the scenes with the K4W engineering team and will go deeper on the technology and APIs, share tips & tricks, and provide other tidbits of information relevant to those building K4W applications.”
Kinect may have a bright future, as the code becomes more accessible to various industries and game developers.
Easy Access to Kinect for Windows Sample Code[Kinect for Windows blog viaDevelop]
