Programming with the Kinect for Windows Software Development Kit

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Programming with the Kinect for Windows Software Development Kit

Wersja:	Drukowana
Autor	David Catuhe
Liczba_stron	226
Wydawnictwo	Microsoft Press
Oprawa	miękka
Data_Wydania	2012-10-01

Programming with the

Kinect

for Windows Software Development Kit

Create rich experiences for users of Windows 7 and Windows 8 Developer Preview with this pragmatic guide to the Kinect for Windows Software Development Kit (SDK). The author, a developer evangelist for Microsoft, walks you through Kinect sensor technology and the SDK—providing hands-on insights for how to add gesture and posture recognition to your apps. If you’re skilled in C# and Windows Presentation Foundation, you’ll learn how to integrate Kinect in your applications and begin writing UIs and controls that can handle Kinect interaction.

This book introduces the Kinect for Windows Software Development Kit to developers looking to enrich applications they build for Windows 7 and later with human motion tracking
Teaches developers with core C# and WPF skills how to program gesture and posture recognition in Kinect
Describes how to integrate 3D representation on top of a real scene
Provides expert insights and code samples to get you up and running

Kinect at a glance
1. Chapter 1 A bit of background
  1. The sensor
  2. Limits
  3. The Kinect for Windows SDK
2. Chapter 2 Who’s there?
  1. SDK architecture
  2. The video stream
  3. The depth stream
  4. The audio stream
  5. Skeleton tracking
Integrate Kinect in your application
1. Chapter 3 Displaying Kinect data
  1. The color display manager
  2. The depth display manager
  3. The skeleton display manager
  4. The audio display manager
2. Chapter 4 Recording and playing a Kinect session
  1. Kinect Studio
  2. Recording Kinect data
  3. Replaying Kinect data
  4. Controlling the record system with your voice
Postures and gestures
1. Chapter 5 Capturing the context
  1. The skeleton’s stability
  2. The skeleton’s displacement speed
  3. The skeleton’s global orientation
  4. Complete ContextTracker tool code
  5. Detecting the position of the skeleton’s eyes
2. Chapter 6 Algorithmic gestures and postures
  1. Defining a gesture with an algorithm
  2. Defining a posture with an algorithm
3. Chapter 7 Templated gestures and postures
  1. Pattern matching gestures
  2. The main concept in pattern matching
  3. Comparing the comparable
  4. The golden section search
  5. Creating a learning machine
  6. Detecting a gesture
  7. Detecting a posture
  8. Going further with combined gestures
4. Chapter 8 Using gestures and postures in an application
  1. The Gestures Viewer application
  2. Detecting gestures and postures with Gestures Viewer
  3. Recording and replaying a session
  4. Cleaning resources
Creating a user interface for Kinect
1. Chapter 9 You are the mouse!
  1. Controlling the mouse pointer
  2. Using skeleton analysis to move the mouse pointer
  3. Handling the left mouse click
2. Chapter 10 Controls for Kinect
  1. Adapting the size of the elements
  2. Providing specific feedback control
  3. Replacing the mouse
  4. Magnetization!
3. Chapter 11 Creating augmented reality with Kinect
  1. Creating the XNA project
  2. Connecting to a Kinect sensor
  3. Adding the background
  4. Adding the lightsaber
  5. Going further