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FUBI is a framework for full body interaction using a depth sensor such as the Microsoft Kinect with OpenNI/NiTE or the Kinect SDK. It further supports the Leap Motion Controller. FUBI is written in C++ and includes a C#-Wrapper. Releases are tested on Windows 8.1, but there also exist Linux Code::Blocks project files. Fubi's main functionality is gesture and posture recognition according to four gesture categories: 1. Static postures: Configuration of several joints (positions or orientations...

Bundle of 2 softwares (extractor and merger). Extractor broadcast skeletons and clouds to the merger. Multiple extractors can be set in a local network. The merger holds transformation matrices for each extractor, allowing a efficient skeletons fusion from multiple point of view. The merged skeletons are broadcasted in OSC. This project is based on Melon: https://sourceforge.net/projects/kinect-melon/ [!] > requires OpenNI & NITE 1.5

Melon's purpose is to simplify as much as possible the setup of interactive installation (art, cultural, commercial, etc) as much as possible. It broadcast in OSC 3D pointers. Each pointer can be attached to any of the bone of the skeleton. The interaction area defined for this pointer is attached to another bone of the skeleton, therefore the visitor is free to move in the space defined. Video tutorial: https://vimeo.com/73297050 Developped by http://www.numediart.org [!] > requires OpenNI...

... devices. To acquire skeleton data, we uses OpenNI 1.5.4 because it is an open source library. The scripts in the project are written in c#. The algorithm we use is template matching. The structure of the code is clear and not very complicated. If you want to use it on other platforms, you may pick part of the scripts in the "GestureScripts" folder and try to edit them to fit other SDKs or platforms. The usage and algorithm introduction are also provided. Try it and have fun!

VRS integrates Microsoft Kinect, Vuzix Goggles and the OGRE Graphics Engine to create an easy library for virtual reality software creation.

All my projects and research work on OpenCV, OpenNI and PCL using Qt as the front end.

Ever wanted to use a Wii Remote, pheraps a Multitouch surface or the Microsoft Kinect to control your application/game even if web based? If so, then MonoMIG (Multi Input Gateway) is what you are looking for!

This project was done using Simple-OpenNI to control a robot using a Microsoft Kinect. I used processing to do the code.

This is a 3d scanner that uses the kinect as hardware scanner. A single perspective mesh can be generated currently. Written in C#, WPF, openTK en openni. We wish to merge meshes, perspectives and live video stream of multiple kinects. Join us now!!! Secondly a framework to do this kind of conversions

This is a sample application demonstrating the use of the OpenNI and NITE frameworks, for controlling a web browser under windows.

This is a collection of MEX(Matlab EXecutable) files which enable you to get images(depth/RGB/IR) from Kinect on Matlab environment. They are wrapper functions of OpenNI APIs. No tool boxes are required.

JavaNect provides Java-based access to the OpenNI interfaces for piloting devices such as the Kinect. It uses JNA to communicate with the native libraries and drivers on all major platforms. JavaNect was designed for maximum performance.

A recorder/media player. Files on the server are available via ftp or through dedicated client interface. A mysql database is used to store files and users properties on the server. DVDs ISO are automatically played as the other videos. The server can stop / start the computer at preset times.

... that is able to use these kinds of cameras can be loaded with this software to send the image and depth data from the kinect over the network to the other controller. Currently, KinectStreamer can only use the libfreenect library as its driver. Support for the OpenNI driver should be rolling out soon. As well as a C++ client to the KinectStreamer server. Designed by Frans Elliott.