Kinect for Windows News

Carl Franklin released a toolkit for Kinect for Windows entitled GesturePak which is both a Windows app that records your physical movements as gestures and a [...]

Last year, Microsoft started the selection process for Kinect Accelerator, a three months incubation program for entrepreneurs and engineers who are interested in leveraging Kinect [...]

After the release of Kinect for Windows earlier this year, Microsoft is announcing that the next version, “Kinect 1.5“, will be made available in late [...]

It’s been little more than over a month since Microsoft officially released their Kinect for Windows sensor, along with the license to bring out commercial [...]

What is completely free and compatible with the release version of the Kinect for Windows SDK? It’s the final version of Robotics Developer Studio 4 [...]

The special Kinect sensor for Windows has been out for almost two weeks now, and I can imagine that some eager developers got their hands [...]

Today is that day that Kinect makes the official leap to Windows with the release of the Kinect sensor for Windows, the commercial program and [...]

The Kinect sensor is a very versatile piece of technology. Basically it is a revolutionary way of providing user input to technology and because of [...]

YEAH! Kinect for Windows will be available on February 1st, 2012 in 12 countries (United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, [...]

Checking out Amazon is always a good idea after something new has been announced by Microsoft. This time, it’s true again. Checkout the additional details [...]

Just a minute ago, Ballmer said: “Tonight I’m thrilled to announce that Kinect is coming to Windows on February 1st, in just a couple of [...]

Just after Microsoft announced that the Kinect for Windows SDK is getting a commercial license (which can have a massive impact on our way of [...]