SwimBrowser, a Kinect Hack to swim the web naturally

This Kinect Hack aims to control a web browser naturally through gestures. In fact, gestures used look quite intuitive (like swimming) and the interface is very fluid. Maybe for checking some news from the sofa?

Controlling a Keynote presentation through natural hand gestures using Kinect and Sony eye

Microsoft surface like experience with Kinect and a projector

Design Lab Experience 001 from Disturbance on Vimeo.

Kicking to control Windows Media Player...

Video scratching using Kinect's depth information

Simple though spectacular application of a Kinect device. Enjoy the video!

Text input using gestures with this Kinect based interface

This Kinect hack includes mouse control on Windows 7 and, here is the new part, a fast text input capability just using gestures... of course this capability is dictionary based and seems to work properly. However, as it is cannot challenge the actual keyboard based input.

Interacting in a virtual reality world with Kinect

This Kinect Hack is an interface which allows to connect your movements to a virtual character in a virtual world. Even better, with a head-mounted display (HMD) tracking your point of view...

Really useful Kinect hack: Controlling your XBMC media player with Kinect

After years without real evolution in the way TV is controlled, it looks amazing that the change will be due to a gaming device. Just moving your hand to change a channel, choose or play a movie... looks like a more intuitive way to control a media center while sitting on the coach than one of these 1000 button controllers.

Amazing!

Controlling 3D maps with gestures using Kinect

Minority report's interface using Kinect. MIT experiment.

Using Kinect and a hand/finger tracking software this group emulates the interface seen in Minority Report... amazingly fluid!

Navigate through complex molecular systems using Kinect

Kinect shows all its power when it is used to interact with 3D environments. In this video it is shown how Kinect can be used to rotate and navigate through complex molecular systems. Besides rotation it allows different kinds of gestures...

amazing!

Human-computer interface using Kinect... zooming, sliding, rotating.

The group &some is also trying to emulate the interface seen in Minority Report ;-)

Kinect recognizes the opening and closing of your hand to grab virtual dots

In this video we can see a possible interface using a Kinect Hack. The device recognizes the opening and closing of your hand to grab virtual objects.

Awesome possibilities!

Web browsing with the force...

Two new tries of using your gestures and voice to surf the web...

Kinect based 3D interface to manipulate 3D objects

Another try to construct a human-computer interface using a Kinect Hack. Here we can see how we can control 3D objects as if we were touching them...

Interface and 3D video rendered together

In this video we can see how to merge a 3D scene with an interactive panel in real time. Gorgeous KinectHack!

Surf the web like if you were in the world of Minority Report

In my opinion in, let's say two years, the human-computer interface will be completely different... and this is beginning right now. In this video we can see how gestures captured using the Kinect hack can be mapped to common actions, such as surfing the web. And the interactions look pretty fluid and intuitive...

awesome!