So what I wanted was to find some place on the plastic case where I could safely put a screw in. This screw would hold a bracket that fastened the little rig to the ceiling. Tonight, I took apart one of my Kinects to look for a good trepanning location–somewhere I could drill a hole to add a new screw… Read more →
Category: Work In Progress
Kinect disconnected: How to take apart the Xbox Kinect – YouTube
Kinect disconnected: How to take apart the Xbox Kinect – YouTube. Crucial moment at 02:15 – 02:30 minutes to reveal screws under stickers, which should allow to locate hardware for ceiling mounts. Read more →
What is Wide-Area Motion Tracking? | Seespace Labs
Problem #3: USB Won’t Scale Kinects have USB connectors. This is great for plugging a couple of them into a computer, but you run into problems with three or more. I believe it is possible on some platforms now with USB 3.0 to get six or more Kinects plugged into one device, but driver support on Linux seems to be… Read more →
Wide Area Motion Capture with Multiple Kinects | TrackingReality
In this work we developed a wide area tracking system based on consumer hardware such as Microsoft Kinect and Asus Xtion together with available motion capture modules and middleware (OpenNI). We are using multiple depth cameras (Kinects) for human pose tracking in order to increase the captured space. In this video you can see an installation of 3 Kinect depth… Read more →
Multiple kinects into one texture | vvvv
With overlapping Kinects you have to deal with interference. Here are two interesting articles on how to overcome these problems by using a small vibrating motor: http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/171706/shake’n’Sense.pdf http://www.cs.unc.edu/~fuchs/kinect_VR_2012.pdf Being able to track across the whole range would mean to calibrate the cameras accordingly. You could have a look at some of the projector calibration scenarios – e.g. using a checker… Read more →
Resolving Multiple Kinect Sensors Using Motion
Maimone, A. and H. Fuchs. “Reducing Interference Between Multiple Structured Light Depth Sensors Using Motion.” IEEE Virtual Reality 2012 (Orange County, CA, March 4-8, 2012) Award: Best short paper via Henry Fuchs, PhD Publications –. Read more →
Setting up Raspberry Pi for Xtion and Kinect
_Using Win32DiskImager (for windows) _downloaded 2012-08-16-wheezy-raspbian from website ( http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads ) _burnt the image onto a 16Gb Class 10 (up to 95MB/s) Sandisk Extreme Pro card _Powerup the Pi using a 5V 1Amp supply _Note: Italics is what is typed into the Pi shell or added to scripts/code…. via: mewgen.com Read more →
Xtion + OpenNI + Raspberry Pi – YouTube
Raspberry Pi + Playstation PS3 Eye Streaming
by Elegor » Sun Jun 03, 2012 5:31 pm Just managed to get my PS3 Eye camera working with the Pi, so thought I’d share how it’s done in Debian. The following steps will get the camera and Pi working together as a simple motion detection device with a web stream that you can view on your local network:1. Install… Read more →
Raspberry Pi Thermal imaging or Nightvision?
by KevinO » Sat May 25, 2013 10:24 pm PrimeSense sensor has a infrared camera on it that works with the raspberry pi using openNI. Here is a shot of the sensors streaming. All three sensors displayed. http://forums.trossenrobotics.com/gallery/files/8/6/6/6/sensors.jpg Here is a video of it on my robot. via Raspberry Pi • View topic – Thermal imaging/ Nightvision?. Read more →