It’s been less than two weeks since Microsoft released Kinect and there’s been plenty of people trying to release an open-source driver to interface it with other devices. Adafruit offered 3000 dollars to the first one to release open-source code and show it working, that happened only three days after the announcement and today we already have a fully functional Processing library (only for OS X for now).
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got it running here, now I just need to learn how to use processing. haven’t used it since I left Umea :(
Try this out: http://code.google.com/p/simple-openni
Enables Skeleton detection and much more…
Thanks for the link and sharing your work regarding Kinect/OpenNI for Processing.
Cheers,
/Camille
I tried a couple of different libraries, including simpleOpenNI, which by the way looks primissing. I also got a project working running on processing, kinetic and my own custom gesture layer. If anyone is interested, just knock on my table at IXD.
