• Softkinetic

    by  • Monday 5 May 2008 • Research • 1 Comment

    Dutch company Softkinetic offers what they call natural interfaces, i.e. interfaces where you don’t have to put on any sensors to interact:

    Softkinetic operates with a single depth sensing camera, requires no marker (no gamepad, no wiimote, no special gloves or clothing, no headset – nothing), and works under all lighting conditions and scene settings (at home, in a fitness center, an amusement park, a classroom, a game cafe, an industrial simulation room – anywhere.)

    Using a depth sensing camera obviously greatly simplifies the computer vision, since it allows for much simpler foreground/background subtraction. It would be great to hear from people that have experience with such 3D cameras, and hear which models work well.

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    Alexander Refsum Jensenius is a music researcher and research musician living in Oslo, Norway.

    http://www.arj.no

    One Response to Softkinetic

    1. Christian Frisson
      Tuesday 6 May 2008 at 12:01

      They’re Belgian, not Dutch… ,-)

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