Microsoft announced the launch of Kinect SDK beta last week which would make it easier for developers to create magic from Kinect's motion sensing technology.
One team, seemingly tired, caught my attention. They designed a Co Op game for travelling parents with kids at home that uses Kinect with a Windows phone 7 device. Watch the video below to know more about it:
Think you can make Kinect and Windows phone work in sync? Stop thinking and download the SDK now. Start coding!
The SDK includes drivers, APIs, device interfaces, installer documents, and resource materials for developers who build applications with C++, C#, or Visual Basic by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.Microsoft organised a coding marathon called Code Camp, a24 hour Kinect SDK hacking event, in which developers had to create a project using the Kinect SDK. You can read more about the event and projects at Geekwire.
One team, seemingly tired, caught my attention. They designed a Co Op game for travelling parents with kids at home that uses Kinect with a Windows phone 7 device. Watch the video below to know more about it:
Think you can make Kinect and Windows phone work in sync? Stop thinking and download the SDK now. Start coding!
