 | Joystiq |  Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Make your own 80s music video 
You might have believed that Kinect was created to usher in a new era of interactive wonderment. You'd be wrong though. Kinect was made for this, a music video for one Ollisixtynine. You'd be fo [..] |
|
| More about Kinect Hacks Make Your Own | Ads |
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Playing Minecraft with Kinect 
At first blush, using Kinect to control Minecraft might seem like a great idea. This latest Kinect hack, created by YouTube user leparlon, allows players to look and walk in Minecraft [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Dodgeball on iOS 
Intrigued by Microsoft's demo for Kinect Adventures' Rally Ball minigame and its Windows Phone 7 integration? The minds at Supertouch have created a mock-up of the program, which swaps out the Windows-branded smartphones [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Self-driving car  Kinect has already gained the ability to fly, and now it can drive. Researchers at University of Bundeswehr Munich attached a Kinect sensor and a laptop to a small (formerly) remote-controlled car, loaded it with software based on the program used to run the [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect hacks: One-handed FPS control 
We've seen Wii remote-assisted Kinect FPS controls before, but how about completely controller-free? Now, thanks to one Bill Maxwell, the Kinect-powered, controller-less FPS is a reality -- and with on [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Doodle Synthesizer 
Clearly tired of waiting for Lionhead to put its Milo wizardry to good use, Kinect hacker "roboczar" created an application that turns a plain ol' piece of printer paper into a synthesizer by recognizing shapes drawn on [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: First-person slipping 
Full-body mapping isn't new to Kinect -- not even hacking it to control the MikuMikuDance is new. But this isn't the apparent innovation put on display by a Kinect tinkerer known as "Nao_u." The adventurous programmer combines [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Monkeying around with 1:1 movement 
Activate 3D's latest Kinect hack doesn't sound all that special on paper -- it lets you interact with a virtual world using 1:1 motion detection -- but the video demonstration of the software is quite special, indeed. Check ou [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
| Kinect Hacks: A dancer in the machine
1n0ut, an artist collective specializing in multimedia performance-based art, has created a Kinect hack both beautiful and inspiring to behold. Titled "Versus," it sees a real-life dancer giving lessons to a [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Take to the skies with Avaglide 
We've seen YouTube user Demize2010 come up with some clever applications for the Kinect, but his latest might just be his most ambitious project to date: Using the peripheral and the indie game Avaglide, he's managed to [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: Mapping the world  Homebrew Kinect software just passed the "cool" threshold into "a little scary," making Microsoft's camera device do things we shouldn't reasonably expect out of controllers. We couldn't use our Turbo Touch 360s to generate a 3D model of a stretch of road, compl [..] |
|
| SAI | Relevance: |
| Joystiq | Relevance: |
Kinect Hacks: A less terrifying robot 
Ever since the (recently departed) Milo reared his adorable head, we've envisioned at bleak future of Kinect-powered robots ruling over mankind with an iron, articulated fist. We've even seen the [..] |
|
Page : 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
|Next| |Last|
|
Hello, Guest
Online: 140 visitors
Programmer/artist Chris O'Shea has tapped even more of the Kinect's potential as a nerd fantasy-fulfillment device -- using its hand-tracking abilities, he's turned the gadget into an air guitar simulator. Check out the video af [..]
A new Kinect hack -- dubbed "DepthJS" -- allows Microsoft's frequently repurposed camera to interact with a web browser via Javascript. Its creators, from the MIT Media Lab Fluid Interfaces Group, envision "all sorts [..]
