Since the release of the module KINECTS for Xbox 360, hackers of all stripes would have a field day and invented moult applications to efficient system of recognition and motion tracking. And Microsoft, for once, was not opposed to tinkering in his product. The company had even mentioned the launch of an official development kit, which has just received a release date: it will be downloadable for free on May 16 in beta.
This SDK provides access to all functions of KINECTS: detection and monitoring of movement of two bodies, raw audio and video streams, sound via four microphones to echo cancellation, and locating a source, etc. . Predict that the possibility of using a documented way KINECTS on a PC (running Windows mandatory 7) will give wings to the developers.
Microsoft, however restricted the use of its SDK experiments and non-commercial applications. 
This SDK provides access to all functions of KINECTS: detection and monitoring of movement of two bodies, raw audio and video streams, sound via four microphones to echo cancellation, and locating a source, etc. . Predict that the possibility of using a documented way KINECTS on a PC (running Windows mandatory 7) will give wings to the developers.
Microsoft, however restricted the use of its SDK experiments and non-commercial applications.
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