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  • cool man. l love it. i try to measure object over 2d image but i could not success yet.

  • Is this software your using freely available to anyone?

  • esteem

  • I can see complete facial and body recognition software coming out of this feature.

  • wish i had kinect

  • Me Too ;(

  • Me Too ;(

  • @MONSTER6956 yeah, i got a 360 (actually a 360 laptop look at my channel) but i have never got round to buying kinect. i probably wouldnt play games with it, i would just use it on the pc and dostuff like in this vid!

  • @seb43654 Me Too ;(

  • this is great you have done a really good job :-)

  • Say understood it right that the whole recording is free movable in the software while its playing? thats awesome

  • wow you are awesome not just because of the vid but mostly vid

  • wow you are awesome not just because of the vid

  • wow you are awesome

  • kinect technology will change this world as we know it

  • BTW: If you want to discuss this video, or ask questions about it, please do so at the original video's comment page. This is just a copy that some dude re-uploaded. If you post a comment here, I won't see it.

    Original video: /watch?v=f1ieKe_ts0k

  • kinect is just the beginning of something awesome

  • OH NO !! my right eye is blind !!! i see black shapes everywhere !!

  • Amazing - this replicates the basic functionality of a $100,000+ vision system or CMM that's used in advanced quality assurance applications. You might want to see if you can integrate it with Solid Works somehow. Define the reference geometry of a part or assembly using Solid Works and then use your Kinect system to compare actual geometry with the Solid Works geometry. You'll make millions if you can figure out how to do this and sell it to a CAD company!

  • one of the best kinect hacks so far , kinect is such an amazing device

  • Wow, that's amazing. O_O

  • if you had like two or more kinects you could make the whole 3d room

  • What if you get 2 kinect cameras on each side of you then some how fuse them so you can see both sides of a object in 3d if that's possible

  • THE FUTURE

  • i was wondering why you didnt have to measure each side two times... when you mark the edges where does your system know in which depth the point is ?!?

  • YOU HAVE A MASSIVE RULER

  • @NerdFangs

    My ruler came out when I was born... its sick... its long.. its...... gay. -Straight complete - gay.

  • @NerdFangs its a meter ruler! ever seen one?

  • @NerdFangs called a yard stick

  • @noxon0 It's called a ruler, too. That's the main name. Yard stick is just more specific. Please, don't go around confusing people. Thank you, come again.

  • lol, you sound like your brown

  • Both you and MR. Lee should get together and make a console.

  • WOW! dude look forward for headtracking. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!

  • youre coming from future..

  • I still cannot find the hacks

  • @Schockoschnitte This guys knows 3D capturing, in the case of the Kinect, the two cameras are able to produce a partical 3d image. Look up 3D scanning and you will know how he does this.

    I love the David scanner because it produces Top quality images at the lowest price. The Nextengine 3D scanners works like the Kinect, and is an easy to use 3D scanner

  • This is simply incredible

  • Fantastic job, Oliver!!

  • @CybJames

    dint u see the line from the prev measurement?

    it was right where the box... so its no that complicated,,,

  • Could you create a 2D or 3D whiteboard affect, similar to Johny Chung Lee's Wii Remote Interactive white board? Just track the tip of your finger and start creating 3D spheres wherever to goes... PRESTO wirting in air. You should bring this work to TED. The potential applications are amazing.

  • Respect! King Kreylos

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  • they use 2 cameras to determine distance (i think). the angle that the cameras turn to center an object defines how far the object is, thus being able to tell the exact size of the object.

  • I have the kinect running (using libfreenect ). I would like to know if it is possible to get the RGB-D registration code you are running in this video.

    I would really appreciate your help.

  • Wow. So would it be possible to reconstruct the whole room (no black areas) by using 2 or more kinect-cameras? That would be really cool.

  • FREAK

  • Kinect knows the focal length of its camera and the distance to the object. Both pieces of information can be used to extrapolate the object dimensions based on how large it appears to the camera.

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