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Using Kinect To Make Any Surface Multitouch

By On November 17, 2010 · 1 Comment · In KinectHacks.net News

The seasoned interactive surface team Patten Studio has put together this wonderful demo where they convert any real surface into a multitouch interactive plane.

0 Using Kinect To Make Any Surface Multitouch

The Kinect looks at the scene in 3D, you establish a plane and boundaries for the interaction area, and boom, multi-touch.The guys used projectors to project onto  a variety of surfaces and calibrated kinect to track their movements.The results are astounding…This also seems like the first official looking hack, its looks very polished and slick.

We can sure expect to see more  of these kind of hacks in the coming days…

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