New Video of Kinect giving Windows 7 Minority Report Treatment

17 Responses to New Video of Kinect giving Windows 7 Minority Report Treatment

1. Pingback: Tweets that mention New Video of Kinect giving Windows 7 Minority Report Treatment « Wolfgang Herfurtner -- Topsy.com

2. Flo says:

   2010/11/22 at 16:48

   How do you connect the kinect to the pc? Do you use an adapter or did you modify the existing one?

   Reply
3. anonymous says:

   2010/11/22 at 18:27

   @flo
   you dont have to mod the kinect. just plug the usb-connector into the computer. install drivers and you are done.

   Reply

4. Pingback: Kinect funcionando sobre Windows 7 ( Xbox 360 ) : Noticias2D

5. Petter Lund Eriksen says:

   2010/11/23 at 21:50

   Hi!

   I would really like to try this out, so what do I need?

   - Kinect sensorbar
   - PC with Win7
   - Program/drivers (where can I download these, and is there any installation instructions?)

   Thanks

   Reply

6. Pingback: Kinect en Windows 7 | CiberMorph | LinWinMac

7. Martin Koslowski says:

   2010/11/24 at 08:50

   Congratulations, absolultely impressive. This is what I have been waiting for, I hope to see further development in this field.

   Reply
8. Chris says:

   2010/11/24 at 11:04

   What program do you use to control the click/move cursor difference?

   for example most kinect and other gesture controlled devices use the hand (or light source/pen/whatever) to click, so if one were to drag the cursor they are performing a “click and drag” operation, but in your setup you can move the cursor in the same way i move a mouse and then perform a separate click action with the other hand. Is this a custom code or prebuilt?

   Reply
9. 39Leon says:

   2010/11/24 at 14:00

   Hi,
   ok it is very incredible.
   i had buy kinetic, after to watching this video

   where download the application?

   best regards
   39Leon

   Reply
10. Timo Lindeman says:

    2010/11/26 at 04:21

    Instead for using two hands to drag for example a photo, couldn’t it be done with one hand, like: first you point photo you want then you close your hand to make fist, like you were getting hold of normal photo or any object. Then you just drag and open your hand where you want to drop that photo.

    Reply

11. Pingback: VA$HTIE writing a KID CUDI video | when lines are crossed »

12. Kai-Jürgen Lietz says:

    2010/11/28 at 12:30

    Absolutely astounding!

    Lots of People I know set the UI of Minority Report as the benchmark. In these terms your technology is already outperforming it.

    I wonder if the application of this is possible in a presentation environment with a beamer and e.g. iMindmap or Prezi.

    The kinect sensor could be placed in front of the presentators notebook so he can see the result of his manipulations on the small screen while the audience is watching it on the beamed screen.

    The presentator would be totally hands free and that means a much more persuasive presentation.

    Reply
13. Ika says:

    2010/11/28 at 14:51

    Please, just answer please, where is to buy or download that ? Its unbelievable, can we have a release date or information about release ?

    Reply
14. David Jones says:

    2010/12/12 at 10:23

    Ok – you cant show us that video, and show no real detailed instructions how to set this up on our own media centres…

    Can we get a how to?

    Reply
15. BeatriceBURGESS20 says:

    2010/12/12 at 19:48

    That’s known that money can make people independent. But what to do if one does not have money? The one way is to get the personal loans and just car loan.

    Reply
16. Phlebotomy Certification says:

    2011/01/04 at 19:36

    Couldnt agree more with that, very attractive article

    Reply

17. Pingback: Windows 7 PC mit Kinect steuern