The CEO Guide to Hacking the Kinect

Learn how software developers are hacking into Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor to build products and services that take advantage of its ability to capture 3-D images at low cost. It's being used by businesses as varied as Nordstrom for window displays, Evoluce to help users control PCs by hand, and researchers at UC Berkeley to help robots "see"

Microsoft Kinect Lures Hackers

The first consumer device that can "see in 3D" is a big hit with hackers, who are quickly turning the Kinect Xbox accessory into a motion-sensing technology with broad applications
Slide Show: Kinect Hacks Are Serious Business

Businesses are adapting Kinect cameras and sensors for new tasks
Virtual Shopping in 3D

Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor is changing everything, including how we try on clothes

Podcast: Hacker Sets Sights on 3D

Microsoft's Kinect gaming system is popular with hackers. They're developing serious applications on personal computers that use the Kinect's 3D camera
Video: Kinect Game Helps Patients

Red Hill Studios and the School of Nursing at the University of California have teamed up to create exercise games specifically designed to help people with Parkinson's disease
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