Post: Kinect Recognises hand-drawn Controllers
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02-06-2011, 06:14 PM
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Jake
One Man Army
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: -Dave- // February 6, 2011
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The next breakthrough in the world of Kinect-modding, developed by Garat Gallagher, is the ability to recognize hand-drawn buttons.
The hack recently won Willow Garage's open-source Robot Operating System contest. Gallagher is shown (in the video below) drawing four buttons with a piece of paper and a sharpie and uses them to control a basic sound board.
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02-06-2011, 06:27 PM
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SirBluffz
PhookIsGod
Originally posted by Dave
Mod Allows Users to Draw their Own Controllers
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: -Dave- // February 6, 2011
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The next breakthrough in the world of Kinect-modding, developed by Garat Gallagher, is the ability to recognize hand-drawn buttons.
The hack recently won Willow Garage's open-source Robot Operating System contest. Gallagher is shown (in the video below) drawing four buttons with a piece of paper and a sharpie and uses them to control a basic sound board.
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Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: -Dave- // February 6, 2011
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The next breakthrough in the world of Kinect-modding, developed by Garat Gallagher, is the ability to recognize hand-drawn buttons.
The hack recently won Willow Garage's open-source Robot Operating System contest. Gallagher is shown (in the video below) drawing four buttons with a piece of paper and a sharpie and uses them to control a basic sound board.
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That's actually unbelieveable.
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