Tag Archive | "Kinect"

V Motion Project: Music Video powered by Kinect

Thursday, July 12, 2012

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Energy drink V has added a new piece to it’s recently launched ‘V Motion Project’ with this music video, created from body movements, over in New Zealand. They created this piece by hacking the Kinect motion tracking software and integrated it with audio production software, The V Motion Project created a tool that could transform [...]

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Ponk: Experimental Kinect Gaming Installation

Monday, February 27, 2012

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Here is a another good example of how Microsoft’s Kinect can be used to bring interactivity into the digital space. This video features the game PONK which combines touchless and tangible gameplay. Powered by Kinect, PONK creates a new digital experience by providing an interactive platform combining a 2D playground and 3D real, reactive elements. [...]

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Microsoft: The Future of Xbox Kinect

Sunday, November 6, 2011

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Following on from the last “Future” focused Microsoft video I posted last week, come the Kinect Effect, and this one is a little closer to home. It showcases the possibilities of Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect, where it began, where it’s been and where it will take us into the future… We’ve been playing with the Kinect [...]

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NuFormer 3D Video Mapping Interactivity Test

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

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We’ve seen some great projection mappings from NuFormer before. Here is a demo video of their latest technology which shows new interactive techniques combined with 3D video mapping. This latest addition of technology adds to the experience of the spectators by letting them interact with the projection. All types of branded content, logos or product [...]

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Xbox Kinect: Become Your Own Souvenir!

Thursday, April 7, 2011

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Wow. This is a seriously cool digital installation based in La Rambla, Barcelona, a place made famous by street artists posing as those crazy “human sculptures” along with the tens of thousands of tourists who come to see those street performers stand… still… The crew at blablablab.org gathered to reverse the roles, developing a digital [...]

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